On the strength of a recommendation from one of your friends, you took a class from an instructor that your friend had described as witty, bright, and a fair grader. You fell asleep in the class and received a D in the course, although you thought you deserved a B. You were a victim of misunderstanding because of Group of answer choices divergence. emotive language. linguistics. euphemistic language. irregular words.

The conclusion is incorrect.

Explanation:

An individual taking lessons from an instructor, who is recommended by the person's friend who gives very positive feedback about the instructor, is always a free choice of the person. Furthermore, the friend describes the instructor as witty, bright and fair grader which means the instructor has every quality and ability to teach and train the learner. The onus now lies on the learner whether he or she would be able to cope up and take the idea, teaching and thought process of the instructor or not. However, the learner, in this case, falls asleep during the class and fails to learn anything substantial. In other words, the learner loses precious teaching and training that was conducted during his stay in the class. It was not the instructor's fault since he fell asleep and was not asked to go to sleep in the class. Subsequently, it goes without saying when the concentration and focus in the class is not there then certainly the results are not going to be good and that is what happened with the person out here. The person claims that he deserved B instead of a rightful D is farce and hollow. One cannot get good results if one is not properly trained and gets proper instructions in the class. The person was not a victim of misunderstanding but achieved what he or she deserved. This because the individual didn't get to know what emotive language meant and what irregular words were because of his inattentiveness in the class.