Answer:
The answer is C, Who's coming to your house for dinner?
Explanation:
If we look at all the answer choices in depth we can see why the clear answer is C.
A. Wrong usage of the word "two", two represents the number form and the proper usage would be "too".
B. Wrong usage of "you're". The word you're represents "you are", and putting it together it doesn't sound right and in general isn't the right usage.
C. No grammar issues, correct usage of Who's since it is an abbreviation for "who is".
D. Incorrect usage of Whose, I would assume it would be who's.
*Note: if the answer had two correct options I would choose C and D :)
All of the above besides your opinion or (D). In an argumentative essay, you are attempting to prove why your argument is correct and it is is unprofessional and not persuasive to use personal opinion. Don't get me wrong, an argumentative essay is about expressing your opinion on a matter but to put in words like "I believe" or "It is my opinion" weaken the argument that has the other three backing it up. Hope this helps.
Listen to what your boss is saying, then discuss ways to solve this problem.
Answer:
Go to dictionary.com! It will help a lot! :)
Explanation:
Based on the given text, it can be seen that Nicholas Carr believes that reading online makes people not connect as deeply as reading without distraction, which can be an inference, to offline reading.
<h3>What is an Inference?</h3>
This refers to the deductions or conclusions that are made about a particular thing or idea based on available evidence, background information and powers of conclusion.
Hence, we can see that from the given text, Nicholas Carr is quoted as saying that reading online makes people to be 'mere decoders of information.' and this makes people become less engaged as they tend not to use their ability to interpret texts less and less.
Read more about inferences here:
brainly.com/question/25913650
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