Question

The speaker's constant affirmation that "there will be time" serves primarily to:

Answer 1

The speaker's constant affirmation that "there will be time" serves primarily to: A. Show the readers that the speaker is attempting to appreciate the present.

What is an affirmation?

An affirmation is a positive statement that is repeated regularly to challenge negative thoughts and promote a more positive mindset. The main motivation behind affirmations is that by repeatedly telling ourselves positive things, we can reprogram our subconscious mind to believe more in our abilities and potential.

In the passage, the speaker uses the phrase, "there will be time" to show the readers that he wants to appreciate the present.

Answer 2

Narrating the influence of present

Step-by-step explanation:

• In order to notice the importance of time and it's value the speaker uses the phrase "there will be time".

• A sense of optimism arises among the readers while reading. Present is the gift of expression brought upon this phrase.
• Constant usage leads to the speaker's knowledge of confidence with regard to time.
• This phrase also explains the uncertainty in future and thus people must focus on the time that they have now.