Answer:
Entailment
Explanation:
The above statement is an example of entailment in linguistic semantics. Entailment in semantics has to do with making a statement(under a certain condition)that ensures a second statement is true. Example, since I'll be back later, we are certain that I am leaving. It is also called strict implication or logical consequence, and semantic consequence. Entailment is different from implication since all statements must be true, unlike implication.
Look at "None to gainsay her" gain say means deny or contradict so this means that impudent means not showing due of respect
Could be "plain" or "peculiar."
I would go with "plain" because it was an ordinary day.
Answer:
I would say A
Explanation:
B is a close second but im not sure, D is one about demonstrating, and C is clearly an argumentative essay thingy. LMK if im wrong
Answer:
Option D seems like the best choice
Explanation:
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