This passage does have the claim about the movie's quality. The soundness of the reasoning is relative to the evaluators ideals. Sound reasoning means simply that it is reasoning which makes sense, or is logical. The writer states their discontent for the movie, but lacks reasoning for the over length, poor acting, and boring music. To the individual evaluating, is was distasteful. I would probably say option A.
If you write them down as soon as you come up with the idea you will most likely remember everything you thought of. If you say it first then write it you will most likely forget a few things in your idea who could have been important for everything to go as planned in your head.
Answer:
no
Explanation:
no I don't think so even though I don't use it much
hope that helps
I am unfamiliar with that vine, honestly. The name Vine gives me nostalgia- what a throwback!
