the answer is transfer appeal
The purpose of these words is to give off the impression of averageness, whether of a substance, event, or person. It shows that the thing in question is quite readily available to anyone, and that it is nothing to marvel at. These words give off the impression of "nothing to see here" essentially.
The
correct answer is letter B.<span>
<span>The correct
sentence<span> is: On our last family vacation, we went to
California and visited my cousins. The verb visited is a verb in the past tense
which agrees with the structure of the sentence and the previous verb
"went." The specific tenses of the verbs</span><span> give
the sentence a sensible structure.</span> </span></span>
