How does the stranger show that he is more forward than henry when interacting with elisa at her garden? a. he refuses to enter elisa's garden even when invited, while henry often enters without her permission. b. he encourages elisa to keep working on her garden, while henry constantly criticizes her chrysanthemums. c. he barges right into elisa's garden without permission, while henry politely asks her several times if he can enter. d. he leans over the fence and eventually enters elisa's garden, while henry respects her space and remains outside.

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In this unit ,we learned about arguments and rhetoric.in an argument we ,not informal language.

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