Would (C) have been more correct had it said “... show any effectiveness “ instead of “to be fully effective?” I feel like that would go against the assumption that free trial is given out to demonstrate Activite’s effectiveness by showing that since it takes longer than 30 days to have any effect, ...

Is the answer choice (D) needed for the author to show that accepting the claim "... authors who w rite in order to give pleasure cannot impart truth..." would lead to absurd consequence he describes? Also, is the question essentially asking us get the shift in "pleasure"?

Question Type: Inference (most strongly supported) (D) In our example, the speakers words meant LESS than what he was trying to convey. His words just conveyed "he tried", but he intended to convey "I tried, but did not succeed". #officialexplanation I have a question regarding ...

This is more of an English comprehension question but I don't get what the conclusion is saying and how the argument is flawed. The conclusion states "one is less likely to be injured in an automobile accident if one drives a large car rather than a small car." From the evidence, isn't thi...