English, 14.03.2022 07:40 jamaiciaw6
Why were the sentences in presidential addresses longer in the elghteenth century than they are today?
A.)All presidents today have professional speechwriters.
B.)Grammatical conventions were much different then.
C.)People are more well-informed today, so the president does not have to explain everything.
D.)Presidential addresses today are written with a television audience in mind.
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