Answer:
Assertive
Explanation:
In linguistics, the term <em>speech act</em> refers to a verbal action defined in terms of a speaker's intention and the effect it has on a listener. Every time we say something, we say it with a purpose - to inform, greet, compliment, make a request, etc.
The given statement is an example of an assertive speech act - a type of speech act that is either true or false and has the world-to-word direction of fit. Statements, descriptions, classifications, explanations, and clarifications are all examples of assertive speech acts.
Answer:
Error in number
The Smokies are old, and they are beautiful
Explanation: Edg
Answer:yes you can
Explanation:
you can right one you just need to take the time out of your day to do it and social media is toxic and anyone in there right mind would say so something along those lines might work :)
1. Return ( Returned)
2. In the hope ( in hope )
3. Will ( would )
4. They told ( they told me )
5. How many ( how much )
6.They gave ( they sent )
7. They came ( then came )
8. Surprising ( surprised)
9. appeared ( appearing )
10. well ( good)
by getting a job so selling something
