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English, 13.09.2019 21:30 rayne40

Translating one language into another can
have unexpected results. on a recent trip
to poland, the diplomat's welcoming
speech was greeted with laughter instead
of the customary polite applause. it seems
that he intended to greet the audience with
the polish expression for "the united
states sends its welcome." however, what
it came out to mean was, "the united
states sends you a polish ham! "
which method of development was used in this paragraph?
a-example
b-cause and effect
c-sequence of events
d-comparison and contrast

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