He’s goodhearted and not sensitive, he doesn’t think about how this affect others but he knows right from wrong. He’s kinda a combo of being pure and impulsive.
Answer:
When using logic to reach your reader/audience, you are trying to get them to think - use their brain. Not their feelings, or what their opinion may be. You want to use empirical evidence or facts to state what you know. The answer choice I would choose would be answer would be A. A logically tells me that there is more out there and that the ocean floor in all has not been mapped.
Explanation:
B - this is an opinion due to the words, "it feels"
C - lends an air of mystery - still based on what I think it might look like
D - using the word clearly seems to me that they are trying to just convince you of a fact not true evidence.
Only A give the logical answer that we all <em>know</em> that all of the ocean floors have not been mapped.
For example, a writer may choose a subject of war for his story, and the theme may be his personal opinion that war is a curse for humanity. Usually, it is up to the readers to explore the theme of a literary work by analyzing characters, plot, and other literary devices.
hope this helps :)
Answer:
- Each king knew <u>his</u> pajamas were too casual for Monse Finnie's banquet.
Explanation:
The correct pronoun referring to the bold word(each king) would be 'his' as 'each' is a singular indefinite pronoun that carries a singular antecedent 'his or her.' Since 'king' is used only for masculine, thus, we will use 'his' as the antecedent which refers to the pronoun 'each king.' It helps in referring to each king without being specific to a particular.
