Answer:
b) Unacceptable
Explanation:
This is an <u>unacceptable</u> form of citation, as it closely resembles the original text. Regardless of identifying the author and including the page number, the student still committed an act of plagiarism.
The purpose of <u>paraphrasing</u> text is to communicate the author's ideas or main points using your own words. This is an alternative way of referencing the concepts or literary work of other authors without using direct quotation. In academic writing, students are strongly urged to cite their source of information. If it is too challenging to paraphrase a text, then it is best to directly quote your original source as an in-text citation. It is also important to include the author's last name and the page number of the text (if using the MLA formatting style).
This exchange shows disagreement over military strategy; it recalls the disagreement between Mark Antony and Octavius in act 4 over Lepidus' suitability for a role in the Second Triumvirate. It also foreshadows the future downfall of Rome as a result of their disagreement and hostility.
I hope that helps.
The pronoun needs to agree with the subject. So clearly "A. We" doesn't work in this sentence... The answer is "B." since the subject is about the author... So the sentence should look like this: "My little brother threw the ball toward Steve and I"
Answer:
You should start with a defined character. Compare someone old and young and how they can both be useful and smart no matter the age, argue the opposite as well.
So lets say, Jerry and his Grandad Patrick both do art. They both managed to land their art in galleries and are very successful. They both do commisions full time and can sustain themselves without needed another job. Although Jerry and Patrick are both highly skilled artists, it took Patrick 40 extra years to completely cultivate his talent.
^This is an example of the argument you are trying to write.
Think woodworking, both a 20 year old and a 60 year old can do it. Same with cleaning.
