Winston churchill made the speech in the passage to the house of commons (the elected wing of the british parliament) shortly after he took office in 1940, during world war ii. which audience does the passage most likely target? a. citizens of great britain b. churchill's political opponents c. members of the previous government d. leaders of countries fighting against britain

a. Citizens of Great Britain

Explanation:

Winston Churchill's speech "We Shall Fight on the Beaches" reiterates the perseverance of the British people in fighting their enemies. He gave this speech in the House of Commons where he encourages the people to keep fighting. He emphasizes the importance of the nation to "never surrender", fighting passionately wherever- in land, seas, beaches, streets, anywhere. His historic speech was a means of urging the British citizens even with the military disasters the country had suffered. They need to keep up the resistance and fight hard to secure the country from a possible Nazi invasion.

the answer is   b suffix addition

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