I think that the italicized word is "trained" as it's a participle and there is no other participle or gerund! A participle is a verb form that can be used to modify a noun.
Answer:
A) They are both written with a formal tone
C) They are both written to get the other side to see where you are coming from with your ideas.
Explanation:
An argumentative essay is written in order to bring new information that would convince an audience about something, while literary analysis on the other hand is the comparison of style, language, diction, etc of an article to show the context of the article.
Therefore, the two ways a literary analysis and argumentative essay are similar are they are both written in a formal tone and they are both written to get the other side to see where you are coming from with your ideas.
Answer:
A summary of the text
Explanation:
Does not the response in a main components
Among the given choices, the correct answer would be option A. Memoir. Memoir is a nonfiction subgenre. A memoir is a written historical account and a special type of autobiography. It comes from the French word "memoire" which means memory. Poems, short stories and haikus belong to the fiction subgenre.
Out of the three the most annoying would be Tiffany.
Not covering your mouth while yawning shows a sign of disrespect and disregard to the person that one is talking to. Although it shows that the person is not interested in the conversation being discussed or the speaker himself is boring. It's a sign that he or she didn't have a proper rest before appearing for the meeting but that does not mean she is as disrespectful as Tiffany she is forcing herself to pay attention because she asked the speaker to repeat.
On the other hand, the person that talked louder probably wanted the speaker to hear her very well and also others that are in the room. It shows that she is interested in the speaker and whatever the speaker had to say unlike Tiffany that came late, elbowed her way in and didn't brush her mouth or used deodorant as she smelt of garlic.
