3. "without knowing the force of words, it is impossible to know more." --confusius (rl. i;
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3. "without knowing the force of words, it is impossible to know more." --confusius (rl. i;
rl.4; )
a. as you read through your book, write down three phrases, quotes, and/or
descriptions that really stand out to you.
b. explain the reason for each of your choices.
c. what can you infer about the author's writing or even thoughts based on the
words, phrases, descriptions he/she uses? be sure to explain your response.
i need with b. and c.
i chose the quotes " be the change you want to see in the world- gandi" and " live, laugh, love" and " sometimes we do the wrong thing, but we always fix it.
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