The correct answer is: To establish your qualifications for speaking quuzlet.
Explicitly introducing one's qualifications to do anything at the start of a speech is not a common practice. If it happened, it would be done by someone else before the speaker steps on stage and the speech begins. Althought it may seem as an arrogant practice, a speaker may express their qualifications once having introduced themselves and the arguments to be presented.
Based on the given sentence above, we can fix this fused sentence by applying the correct punctuation mark. Since the sentence is composed of two independent clauses, we should put a semicolon before the coordinating conjunction and a comma after it. So the sentence would be: Several poets have taken inspiration from Walt Whitman's style; therefore, <span>he's known in literary circles across the world. </span>
Answer:
I think she means that you'll always be your true self, but some people just try to take that away from you. I relate to this because I want to be my true self, but sometimes people get in the way of me trying to be myself.
Answer: The second one B and the third one C
Explanation:
They called it New Amsterdam. It wasn't renamed New York City until June of 1665 as it was reincorporated under English law and was named after the Duke of York.
