What are the language features of an argumentation？ （)

What can we learn from this passage？

A．Body language is static and colorless.

B．Body language can be very amusing.

C．Body language is universal therefore the interpretations of it are always identical.

D．No one can communicate without body language.

What can we learn from this passage？

A．Body language is static and colorless.

B．Body language can be very amusing.

C．Body language is universal therefore the interpretations of it are always identical.

D．No one can communicate without body language.

What can we learn from this passage？

A．Body language is static and colorless.

B．Body language can be very amusing.

C．Body language is universal therefore the interpretations of it are always identical.

D．No one can communicate without body language.

In American culture, what is considered important in a conversation？

A．Using proper language.

B．Making eye contact.

C．Looking at your own feet.

A．He must be a student of the university.

B．He must pay the fee on time.

C．He must be an overseas student.

D．He must be keen on languag

B．Secondly, memorize the sense/meaning;

C．Thirdly, use the target language to depict the sense/meaning;

D．Fourthly, put source language into target languag

E．

A．He must be a student of the university.

B．He must pay the fee on time.

C．He must be an overseas student.

D．He must be keen on languag

A．There seems to be no universally satisfying answer to the question “what is literature”．

B．Shakespeare’s works have always been valued as literature,and his works will still be valued in the futur

E．

C．Literature as writing is “imaginative” or fictive,as opposed to factual, true,or historical．

D．Language in literature should always be beautiful and refineD．The sentence,“This is awfully squiggly handwriting!” is not literary languag

E．

A．There seems to be no universally satisfying answer to the question “what is literature”．

B．Shakespeare’s works have always been valued as literature,and his works will still be valued in the futur

E．

C．Literature as writing is “imaginative” or fictive,as opposed to factual, true,or historical．

D．Language in literature should always be beautiful and refineD．The sentence,“This is awfully squiggly handwriting!” is not literary languag

E．

A．He must be a student of the university.

B．He must pay the fee on time.

C．He must be an overseas student.

D．He must be keen on languag

A．He must be a student of the university.

B．He must pay the fee on time.

C．He must be an overseas student.

D．He must be keen on languag