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what warning does the wife of bath give at the end of the tale? question 19 options: she warns that men and women should love each other unconditionally she warns that men who did not give their wives authority would be unhappy she warns that women who do not have power will die she warns that men are liars

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It can be inferred that the warning that the Wife of Bath gives at the end of the Tale is that: "he warns that men who did not give their wives authority would be unhappy" (Option B).

What is an inference?

The conclusion that is reached after a thorough and rational analysis of a topic, text, or literature, is what can be referred to as inference.

Why are inferences important?

Inferences are crucial for helping us to detect and understand assertions that are indicated implicitly. It can also be called reading in-between the lines.

Inferences are processes in thinking that move from premises to logical conclusions; the word infer is etymologically related to "carry forward."

Having examined the story titled, "The Wife of Bath", it is correct to conclude that there is a warning that men who did not give their wives authority would be unhappy

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