Answer:
b. It can be supported by evidence.
c. It clearly takes one side of an issue.
Explanation: are graded correct there, yes.
<u>First way: </u>
You would have to change the verb tense of the verbs.
For example: Dinner is cooked.
This is removing the -s and adding an -ed to the end of cooks.
<u>Second way:</u>
Add the adjective to the beginning of the sentence.
- The <em>delicious </em>dinner cooks
- The <em>funny </em>clown chuckled
- The <em>fast </em>car raced
- The <em>graceful </em>dancer spun
- The <em>big </em>panther growled
- The <em>colorful </em>leaves fall
- The <em>golden </em>bread baked
- The <em>beautiful </em>lake glistened
- The <em>pirate </em>ship glides
I hope this helps! You don't have to use these exact adjectives, but you can! They are just ones I came up with.
Correct answer is C. euphemism
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