Shakespeare’s soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought?
Correct answer C. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded as representative of thought more than speech.
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See allI am not all together of agreement with the author’s point of view?
Correct answer D. I am not altogether in agreement with the author's point of view.
The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons were the large number of strokes taught?
Correct answer D. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons was the large number of strokes taught.
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The lawyer promised to notify I and my father of his plans for a new trial?
Correct answer C. The lawyer promised to notify my father and me of his plans for a new trial.
I hoped that John could accept a compromise between the approved forces?
Correct answer D. I hoped that John could affect a compromise among the approved forces.
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