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1. Uses a claim of fact.
2. Uses a claim of policy
The correct option here is I believe the first option.
At the time when Virginia Woolf was writing the depiction of women was largely stereotypical and was closely connected to male character they were associated with. They were also depicted only at times of some social gathering and events. Their daily lives have not bee sufficiently depicted and that is what Woolf argues is missing.
The gerunds used in the sentences are added to the phrase as distinct words and thereby are contributed to the different meaning in the sentence.
<h3>What are gerunds?</h3>
The gerunds are the verb with the -ing end and as used as the nouns in the sentences. The gerunds can be direct object, object of the preposition, subject appositive or subject compliment.
The words in the following sentences are:
- Attaining in Attaining good grades is most of the students' goal, is a subject of the sentence. Thus, option D is correct.
Studying in the sentence, Eloisa prioritizes studying over other activities that a teenager usually does is a direct object. Thus, option A is correct.
- Studying and submitting in the sentence, her priority is studying and submitting requirements on time are subjective complement. Thus, option B is correct.
- Reading in the sentence, her hobby, reading, enriches her vocabulary, and expands her learning horizons is a Subject appositive. Thus, option C is correct.
- Studying in the sentence, just like Eloisa, everyone must exert efforts in studying to attain his/her goal is an Object of the preposition. Thus, option D is correct.
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This would help spark the women’s right movement to allow women to have equal rights to men to do tasks such as getting a higher education and being able to vote