Answer:
Right to religous freedom, right to freedom of speech
Explanation:
As humans we are all diverse and we should be able to express who and what we want to praise regardless of religion. Also we should be able to express our opinions and not be controlled and not be forced to just keep our mouths shut. Hope fully that helps, put your own twist on it
It was very wet on monday because it rained alot
"I hate dull days" lucy shouted out in class when the teacher asked them about if they like bright or dull days.
the maths test was extremely easy.
James party was very exiting.
uncle tim gave me a really small present for christmas which was a pencil.
yesterday i got a new stationary set.
"my house is not there, it's here" called jake.
"i am getting annoyed now!" emily screamed when emma (her younger sister) was annoying her.
hope this helps
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Hello. You did not show the answer options, nor did you show the text to which the question refers, which prevents me from answering your question exactly. However, I will try to help you by explaining what a main claim is in a text.
Within a text the main claim is the main idea to which the text presents. It is the subject that the text decides to address.
Usually you find the main claim of a text right at the beginning of the text, because the author needs to arrest readers right from the start showing what the text will discuss about and arresting readers who show interest in the type of discussion presented.
Yes, you can use draw or tie in these sentences they are grammatical. This explains a game between Japan and Korea and whether or not if and who won the game.
what it means is that you need to see how they are similar so when they say make a connection when comparing and contrasting is to find the similarly.
