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IRISSAK [1]
3 years ago
7

Knowing that his father doesn’t eat spicy foods, Carlos sees his Uncle David put half a can of jalapeños in his father’s Unknown

Taco but doesn’t say anything. Citing specific examples from “The Walking Dance,” develop in at least 250 words an argument that explains Carlos’ decision not to say anything. In your argument, describe Carlos’ thoughts (internal responses) as well as his words and actions (external responses).
English
1 answer:
Semmy [17]3 years ago
7 0

It should be noted that the scenario wants to analyze the reading and writing ability of the person.

<h3>Writing an argument regarding the topic.</h3>

In order to do this, it's important to read the story and then understand the kind of relationship that Carlos has with his father.

Once the relationship has been analyzed, the answer to the question can then be given. One should show the relationship between Carlos and his father.

Then, show Carlos thoughts about his father. Then, illustrate the relationship that he has with his uncle David.

Finally, state the reason why he didn't talk even though he was aware that his father doesn't like spicy foods.

Learn more about arguments on:

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