In this section of his speech, churchill discusses the losses great britain suffered in the battle of dunkirk. which of the following details is not essential to the main idea of this paragraph? a. “our losses in material are enormous.” b. “we can set a far heavier loss certainly inflicted upon the enemy.” c. “we have lost nearly as many guns—nearly one thousand—and all our transport.” d. “this loss will impose a further delay on the expansion of our military strength.”

B. “We can set a far heavier loss certainly inflicted upon the enemy.”

Explanation:

The above question states that Churchill is addressing the losses suffered by England during the battle of Dunkirk. This means that England has suffered a defeat imposed by the enemy army and will have to bear the consequences of these losses.

Among the options given in the question above, the only one that is not essential to the main idea of Churchill's speech is letter B. Because Churchill's speech is about the losses of England and letter B is referring to the losses suffered by the enemy army.

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