Long sentence lead-ins .(A) are unnecessary introductory words.(B) introduce the "meat" of the message.(C) avoid reader confusion.(D) demonstrate effective language usage.

A.

Explanation:

The term lead-ins can be defined as an introduction to a subject. It helps to move from one part to other parts of something smoothly.

Long lead-ins are the long introductory words that speak the obvious and can be ignored. The long lead-ins can be removed to make the introduction apt. The writer sometimes uses these long lead-ins to elongate their introduction and appeal to the reader's eye.

But the fact is that these long lead-ins are unnecessary and can be avoided. Deleting long lead-ins makes the text concise and appealing.

So, the correct answer is option A.

Gilgamesh shows that he is a courageous leader and a strong warrior. First, he encourages Enkidu to overcome his fear of the forest. Then, he is brave enough to defeat Humbaba, a fierce monster

Explanation:

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