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Social Studies, 15.02.2020 04:28 Allybubbs

When Martine got an English term paper back with an "A" on it along with some comments for improving her use of metaphors and similes, she was sure that the whole paper needed to be completely rewritten to be any good. What thinking error is she exhibiting?

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