Read the following sentence from "When Greek Meets Greek." One morning Ramkilawansingh (after this, we calling this man Ram) was making a study of the noticeboards along Westbourne Grove what does advertise rooms to let. After reading this sentence, the reader can most likely conclude that - Ram is unemployed and looking for a job. - the narrator is on friendly terms with Ram. - the narrator is not a native English speaker. - the story will take place in a congested city

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Keenan Clarke

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8 July, 05:23

Read the following sentence from "When Greek Meets Greek." One morning Ramkilawansingh (after this, we calling this man Ram) was making a study of the noticeboards along Westbourne Grove what does advertise rooms to let. After reading this sentence, the reader can most likely conclude that - Ram is unemployed and looking for a job. - the narrator is on friendly terms with Ram. - the narrator is not a native English speaker. - the story will take place in a congested city

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Elliot Mack · Answer 1

We can conclude that:

"The narrator is not a native English speaker".

The narrator clearly does not have a strong command of the English language, due to the high number of grammatical errors. Since Ram is looking at a notice-board for rooms for rent, we can't conclude anything about his employment status.