How does the evidence relate to claim in the excerpt?

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Claim means the truth evidence is for to help prove that the claim you made has facts alligned by it.for example:my pet pig is pale pink with a black spot on her back. Her name is penelope.what does the pig look like?pale pink with a black spot.whats the evidence."my pet pig is pale pink with a black spot on her back."

Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Claim means the truth evidence is for to help prove that the claim you made has facts alligned by it.

for example:

my pet pig is pale pink with a black spot on her back. Her name is penelope.

what does the pig look like?

pale pink with a black spot.

whats the evidence.

"my pet pig is pale pink with a black spot on her back."

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