English, 22.03.2021 17:40 howardc1433

Which detail should be left out of an argument for free education of children worldwide? O Children of all nationalities and economic backgrounds deserve the same opportunities.
All children need an education to succeed in a highly competitive world.
O Many children do not like school, even though it will benefit them in the future.
O A free education allows children from all nations the chance to change the world.

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