tacky:
Which of the following pairs illustrate a difference in perspective on Mary? John loves Mary. Mary loves John. John dislikes Mary. Paul dislikes Mary. John loves Mary. Paul does not love Mary. John loves Mary. Mary loves Paul.
MidniteSunny:
Alright so it's saying like which option shows two different perspectives of specifically Mary. "John loves Mary. Mary loves John." The first sentence is directed towards Mary, but the second one is towards John. Eliminate this option. "John dislikes Mary. Paul dislikes Mary." Here, both r about Mary, however they also both have the same perspective, so we can eliminate this one as well. "John loves Mary. Paul does not love Mary." Both are about Mary. They have different perspectives of her as well, so this would b your option to choose. "John loves Mary. Mary loves Paul." One is about Mary, the other is about Paul.
MidniteSunny:
gud luck, blessed b ^^
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