One of the characteristics of legal English is <span><span>archaic English words.
</span>
Main Characteristics of Legal English are:
1) </span>Sentences often have apparently peculiar structures influenced by the French grammatical structure.
2) Punctuation is used insufficiently.
3) Foreign phrases are sometimes used instead of English phrases
4) Older words like hereof, thereof, and whereof are used in legal English
primarily to avoid repeating names or phrases. AKA ARCHAIC ENGLISH WORDS.
5) Use of modifiers such as the same, the said, the aforementioned
6) Legal English contains some words and titles in which the reciprocal and opposite nature of the relationship is
indicated by the use of alternative endings: -er, -or, and –ee.
7) Phrasal verbs are often used in a quasi-technical sense
Book: What if it's us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera
It is a LGBTQ+ novel about two boys who meet by so-called "fate" The book offers both boys perspectives throughout the story. Arthur moves to NY and believes in fate, love at first sight, and all that stuff. He believes people are brought together for a reason. Ben on the other hand lives in NY, and believes that the universe is out to get him, and that he has bad luck with all of that. He doesn't believe in fate. The story progresses where they are both in NY and don't know each other. They meet at the post office and their paths intertwine....
I think that the answer is D or A. Most likely A. I REALLY hope this helps!!!
Answer:
A static character does not undergo any major changes within a story. A dynamic character will undergo major transitions.
Explanation:
For example: main characters are always dynamic as their purpose is to experience some sort of life changing event. Character development is happening and the character is growing.
A static character can be compared to a a secondary character, usually someone who helps the main character achieve previously mentioned life changing event or growth.
