Examine the context of the questions "Are government and party subsidies less imprisoning?" (paragraph 19) and "But haven't they just traded one affiliation for another?" (paragraph 21).
Why does the author use questions instead of statements to make his point? What is
the effect?

Ithink your answer is the last one

Singular third person pronouns are “he,” “she,” “it,” “his,” “hers,” “him” and “her,” and third person plural pronouns are “they,” “them” and “their.” the number of people to which you are referring should always match the pronoun you choose (“he” to refer to one male, “they” to refer to more than one male).

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