Answer:
its suffix
Explanation:
just a few examples:
-er, -tion, -ment = indicate nouns
-able, -ous, -ive = indicate adjectives
<span> it's B. repeating key words for emphasis
because it repeats keywords and phrases and you want to identify your most important points.
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A debate between spanking being abuse or not.
A thesis statement is to give a brief summary of what exactly your body paragraphs will be about. For example, the author shows pathos, ethos and logos to persuade his audience that all people need to open their eyes and realize how technology is ruining humanity.
Those three point, ethos, pathos, logos will their own paragraphs to explain the claim.
The sentence contains a dangling modifier.
As it is written the modifier "considering the candidates" seems to be describing "one." However, one is not doing the considering; instead, "one" is a candidate.
A better revision might be "Considering the candidates, I feel one stands out as the best choice." In this way, the person doing the considering is made clear.
