Question

The author believes that a big vocabulary... doesn't always positively contribute to a written work. shows readers that the writer is educated. can come across as pretentious to the readers. is more important in oral storytelling than in writing.

Answer 1

A. doesn't always positively contribute to a written work.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The correct answer is A) a big vocabulary... doesn't always positively contribute to a written work

Step-by-step explanation:

It is always more important to have something to say thank to try to sound big and end up saying nothing.

For example,

For example, The respledency of an edict is inconsequencial, nonexlporative and amount to hocus pocus when juxtaposed with a lucidly amalgamated writ.

Secondly, the goal of writing is to communicate effectievely and efficiently. When the reader has to consistently check the dictionary to comprehend the meaning of words in every sentence, then there is something wrong.

Best practice is to be direct to the point, using simple words that come in active, engaging and short sentences.

For example,

It is easier to read a very simple sentence than a complex one.

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