Question

Which of the following offers the best example of formal diction?
"… If you will but let me go free for one short hour this night."

"A remarkable nose, if I may say so, a most remarkable nose."

"I am as a dead man, without value to the Government, to Your Excellency, …"

"…And you shall come at length to the directorship of all the prisons of Cho-sen."

Answer 1

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3

Answer 2

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3

Answer 3

Ok, I actually have no clue, so let me look it up and see if I can find a website that helps.

Answer 4

Hmm. I couldn't find anything, why don't you see if an English expert knows! :) Let me find one for ya

Answer 5

@dan815 Could you help @Bob123456789100 ? thanks :)

Answer 6

Ok then can you help with this: A writer wants to make the following claim:

Because of the lessons we have learned about careful water use, restrictions on the watering of lawns in Springdale should continue even after the drought ends.

Which of the following would provide the most convincing support for this claim?

Interviews with people who water their lawns too much and do more harm than good

A community survey that states the majority of people support the lawn watering restrictions

Evidence that restrictions effectively save significant amounts of water

A claim by the homeowners' association that the restrictions are in the best interests of the neighborhood

Answer 7

Did you not understand your English lesson, @Bob123456789100 ? This stuff should be explained in the text.....

Answer 8

I was thinking C

Answer 9

@paki

Answer 10

@paki please help me

Answer 11

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3

Answer 12

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3 I thought that the second question was c

Answer 13

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3 ?

Answer 14

@ParthKohli

Answer 15

@ParthKohli Are you good in ENglish?

Answer 16

Which of the following offers the best example of formal diction?
"… If you will but let me go free for one short hour this night."

"A remarkable nose, if I may say so, a most remarkable nose."

"I am as a dead man, without value to the Government, to Your Excellency, …"

"…And you shall come at length to the directorship of all the prisons of Cho-sen."

Answer 17

@dan815

Answer 18

@dan815 Please need help

Answer 19

@dan815 please