Question

help?

Answer 1

I think it's A, because of the fact that it starts the beginning of an informative sentence.

Answer 2

because idk what 2 believe

Answer 3

I feel the need to reply. Using the pronouns 'our' and 'you' claims a direct conversation, as if casual discussion among acquaintances; in this case a family. With the word 'recap' standing as a review, this textual piece cannot be to inspire, or share a message, or entertain, as it is a run-down of sorts. It also cannot be persuasion, this event has already happened and there are no given statements to 'you should' or 'consider'. Since this piece is a review of past events and there are no extra details to one singular point in this paragraph, the purpose is not to explain. Having this recapture of events is a point of informing. The answer to best fit this claim would be choice A.

Answer 4

Ty

Answer 5

Do you understand my point?

Answer 6

Yesss