What is a speaker doing when he or she shows partial agreement with a point ?
A. The speaker is using deductive reasoning.
B. The speaker is qualifying a point.
C. The speaker is using inductive reasoning.
D. The speaker is justifying a point.
English
Views: 0 Asked: 02-02 00:30:17
On this page you can find the answer to the question of the english category, and also ask your own question
Other questions in category
- Which of the following thesis statements follows a subject/essay map formula?...
- 3. Which of the books likely tells about what was happening in France during Lincoln's lifetime?...
- Which best identifies the point of view in anne frank:the diary of a young girl....
- Which three parts of this excerpt from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel “the house of seven gables” provi...
- Think of a novel or short story that you appreciated. Write an example of a poor thesis statement fo...
- A literary device that compares two things using "like" or "as" is a (10 points)...
- What is the main problem with the following critique? "there is still some room for improvement, but...
- (1.) "Where's my money?" demanded a strange voice.write IA a indirect speech please ...
- Writers can use a technique called foreshadowing. What is foreshadowing?...
- How does Alexander Hamilton’s letter to John Jay both confirm and complicate our understanding of Al...
