When anthropologists study interactions that occur among people, it is important to clarify who is the sender and who is the receiver of a message, and to distinguish between receivers who were meant to (were intended to) be the recipient of the message, and those who were not meant to be (for example, a bystander or eavesdropper.) With that in mind, a/anreceiver is the one for whom a message is intended; and a/an receiver is the one for whom a message was not intended, but received it anyway.

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Hen describe the changes you made in 2-3 sentences, as well as how they change the poem to a more narrative form. hen describe the changes you made in 2-3 sentences, as well as how they change the poem to a more narrative form.

Hello, i need you to me my teacher sent me a letter to the reader and in the letter i have to put in. why do i want to get 3 points? and he said that of the 4 arguments choose one and that with that argument write the letter these are the arguments: addition: also that, even that, too. comparison: more than, less than, as much as. opposition: but, however. security: without a doubt, of course. those are the 4 arguments and i have to choose just one, i need it it's very urgent you it's about language and literature