<span>The listener in “My Last Duchess” mocks the speaker, but the listener in “Life in a Love” does not.</span>
Answer:
The generalizability of the results is limited by…
The reliability of this data is impacted by…
Due to the lack of data on X, the results cannot confirm…
The methodological choices were constrained by…
It is beyond the scope of this study to…
Explanation:
Answer:
He shot it in the air to scare a man out of his collard green patch in his garden. Crazy. How can anyone be justified for being reckless with a gun?
Explanation:
Maybe this was the best way in which he knew how to handle the situation. He really did not know what race the person was - he just assumed that he was black and he shot to scare him away.
The answers are A-predicate and C-a verb
Orwell use evidence to support the underlined claim "he quotes a pamphlet that uses unoriginal language." (Option B)
<h3>What is a Claim?</h3>
A claim in literature refers to the position that speaker or a writer takes on a particular subject.
An example of a claim is:
"Smokers are indeed liable to die young."
Claims are said to be very good when they are buttressed using factual evidence or statistics, rather than reflective evidence.
Learn more about Claims at:
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