How do authors develop the thesis of the passage?
A. by using evidence and commentary
B. by i...
English, 15.08.2020 20:01 amberpublow7
How do authors develop the thesis of the passage?
A. by using evidence and commentary
B. by introducing many topics in one paragraph
C. by emphasizing that ideas can come in many mediums
D. by questioning the backgrounds of different positions
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