Answer:
Explanation:The correct answer is the last option - An implicit statement is something expressed indirectly.
The difference between implicit and explicit statements is in the way they are told to the listener/audience. When it comes to explicit statements, they are told directly, without you having to imply the meaning. The speaker/writer simply says that statement explicitly, without hiding the meaning.
On the other hand, an implicit statement is expressed indirectly. This means that you have to imply, or search for the exact meaning of the statement, rather than just to be told in simple terms what the speaker/writer intended.
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Answer:
The third one
Explanation:
The colon is used to separate independent clauses, usually as a way to lead the first sentence into the second one. The first one's first sentence is not an independent clause, so a colon doesn't work. The last one doesn't work either, as a semicolon is not typically used to introduce anything. The rest use commas, which aren't used to introduce anything either.
<span>In 1762, Mary Katherine Goddard set up a printing press with her mother and brother William.
"With" is the phrase inserted into the first sentence and properly allows the sentence to flow.</span>
Answer: D
Explanation: The excerpt explains how monstrous cities are formed and grow larger.
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