The introduction of the phrase "it is obvious" breaks the flow of this sentence from the passage. What is the effect of using this phrase in this line?
However exalted a notion we would wish to cherish of the character of a Poet, it is obvious, that, while he describes and imitates passions, his situation is altogether slavish…

It creates a pause that helps emphasize the writer's opinion.

It introduces an unbiased opinion that is described in the paragraph.

It creates a break in the sentence that separates the opinion from the evidence.

It maintains the argumentative tone.

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The introduction of the phrase "it is obvious" breaks the flow of this sentence from the passage. What is the effect of using this phrase in this line?
However exalted a notion we would wish to cherish of the character of a Poet, it is obvious, that, while he describes and imitates passions, his situation is altogether slavish…

It creates a pause that helps emphasize the writer's opinion.

It introduces an unbiased opinion that is described in the paragraph.

It creates a break in the sentence that separates the opinion from the evidence.

It maintains the argumentative tone.

cj49 · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

@cj49 thats what I put before and it said I was wrong.

cj49 · Answer

then its C bc i was cnfused between b and c

cj49 · Answer

@camerondoherty