Senator Strongwood reported that, contrary to a study cited by the administration, a thorough study by his own party ...
Avion May 10 at 02:39AM
Why B, Not C?
After reviewing the question, I guess I see why B could be the answer because he must assume that his data is better for if not there is no reason to say what he said. But why is C not good? Is it because that he didn't say explicitly that his opponents lack common sense, only hint it?
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Benon May 10 at 03:25AM
Hi Avif, thanks for the question.
That is exactly right. There is a difference between Senator Strongwood "expressly" stating something and hinting it. By saying something like "anybody with a brain knows this" does not mean that you are saying the person you are speaking to has no brain. Rather this would be a rude remark that may hint your feelings about their possession of a brain!
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions or would like me to elaborate further.
Avion May 10 at 04:47PM
Thanks! That was a tricky one. Seems like the rule is pay very close attention to language