How do the authors of the two memoir essays--"About Russell" and "Mother Tongue"--provide support for their ideas about family and communication?

They list numerous statistics from research.

They give anecdotes from their own lives.

They quote the foremost linguistic specialists.

They pose questions to the readers in an attempt to mimic the same questionable communication they have with their family members.

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Stanley Diaz

30 June, 15:16

How do the authors of the two memoir essays--"About Russell" and "Mother Tongue"--provide support for their ideas about family and communication?

They list numerous statistics from research.

They give anecdotes from their own lives.

They quote the foremost linguistic specialists.

They pose questions to the readers in an attempt to mimic the same questionable communication they have with their family members.

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Alma Dickson · Answer 1

The answer is D.

They pose questions to the readers in an attempt to mimic the same questionable communication they have with their family members.

I know because I had the same question on a quiz.