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playing/ you don't change anything for this one
surveyed/ nothing here either
swayed/ nope don't change anything
supplied/ drop the y and change it to an i- just like a little song and you'll remember it easily
Explanation:
Answer:
Letters A and E are the correct answers.
Explanation:
When the narrator's point of view is third-person omniscient, it means that he is not part of the story, meaning that the narrator is external; this type of narrator knows everything about the characters but it remains unnamed.
In this excerpt, from a novel written by American author Gary D. Schmidt (whose works expand to children's and young adults' fields), we can see that the narrator uses the pronouns he and she, which are the third person of singular; on the other hand we can see that Turner doesn't know some Lizzie's actions, but the narrator does, indicating that it is omniscient.
d) It makes the argument balanced and can show why the original claim is stronger.
The counterclaim is used to address any big opposing arguments the audience could make against the claim. This allows the speaker to invalidate any counterclaims. By doing this, the original claim is stronger because the opposition is squashed. It also makes the speaker more reliable and the argument more balanced because it shows that the speaker is aware of other opinions and not ignorant to other thoughts and ideas. It makes the speaker's position more valid and seemingly well considered.
