English, 09.03.2021 06:40 staffordkimberly

Which statement best describes the difference between evidence and commentary? Evidence is used to support commentary.
Commentary is used to support evidence.
Evidence states a claim, while commentary provides supporting facts.
Commentary is used to defend a claim, while evidence is used to challenge a claim.

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