Acknowledging counterclaim is very important. First of all it makes the conversation healthier and most probably through it always a good conclusion comes out of it. As far as when to acknowledge that counterclaim is concerned, then one should acknowledge it after giving your point of view and explaining your thoughts nicely to others. Through this the counterclaims coming from the other sides would not be absurd or ambiguous.
<span>introduction and thesis › list of reasons why the British government is oppressive › conclusion that the colonies must separate</span>
<span>A. Not only the muffler but also the spark plugs need to be replaced</span>
Answer:
Bias.
Explanation:
Source makes no sense, as a source can refer to:
A) A place of origin which information can be obtained.
B) The origin of something or someone.
A citation is:
A) A piece of reliable evidence or information from a worthy source.
And bias is:
A) A prejudice favoring one side or another, depending on the person's viewpoints
B) To give inclination toward a certain opinion (basically the same).
