English, 29.01.2022 22:20 josephvcarter

2. Which detail from the text would you use as evidence to support the reasons why people choose to arrange
marriages?
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OB "The basic idea is that the parents know their children
better than anyone else, so they will have the wisdom and
experience to pick the perfect partner." ( Paragraph 6)
OC "Arranged marriages might seem unfamiliar and strange to
a Western viewer but they are actually fairly common
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