Prince Albert is hesitant to go into speech therapy because he feels he is too old to achieve a cure for his problem. Logue is different from other therapists in that he does not use extravagant methods and seeks to help patients psychologically. Prince Albert decides to turn to Logue for help because he was not successful with other therapists.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Prince Albert had a stuttering problem.
- This greatly affected his self-esteem, mainly because he had already sought out many therapists who could not help him.
- He no longer wanted to look for therapists mainly because he knew it weakened his position and allowed jokes about him to be made.
However, he decided to try the methods of the therapist Lionel Logue, which were effective, simple and sought to understand the mental health and psychological state of the patient.
Although Albert was not completely cured, but the treatment was very effective.
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Answer:
I will be going to the mall, is there something you would like me to pick up for you?
Explanation:
It would be formal because instead of saying "Thank you so much, thanks for choosing___!" it would be Thank you for choosing
Okay confused yet?
Imagine that you are invited to a formal party, of course you need to wear something formal, but you have nothing to wear that is formal so you wear your casual clothes. The time you get there, the owner does not let you in because you wore casual clothes(worst example ever). Just like clothes, words are also important. So instead of saying "Going to the mall, whatca need?" it would be translated to: I will be going to the mall, is there something you would like me to pick up for you?
Because in the purchasing process you need to buy the things you need (food, water, clothes) compared to the things you want (games, movies, car)
The question ask to choose among the following choices the best option that states the excerpt from Mending Wall that conveys the poem's theme and the best answer would be letter A. "Before I built a wall I'd ask to know / What I was walling in or walling out" I hope you are satisfied with my answer
