I would go any where in the world :)
Well it depends on what you mean by learning English, though it seems that in this sense you mean learning English as your second language. I do not know what your first language is, so I can not help you as effectively, but in general English is one of the hardest languages to learn with all the grammar rules and words involved. I would get a tutor to help you,use Google Translate, get a language learning program, or a book that teaches you the language. Any one of these works, though some not as effective as others. You build up from the basics and use the language you want to learn as often as you can so you can learn faster
Answer:
C. the 1916 federal child labor law
Explanation:
The "1916 Federal Child Labor Law" was also known as the <em>"Keating-Owen Child Labor Act of 1916." </em>This means that children<u> under age 14</u> will not be employed. Those who were aged 14 to 18, on the other hand, will only have to work for eight hours and not longer. Such law can be seen in the story entitled "Rocks in my Pocket." Although Sophie wanted to work at the coat factory, she couldn't get a work permit because she was too young and it wasn't allowed.
So, this explains the answer.
Answer:
The poet is seeking to contrast the present loss with the idealized past
Explanation:
Compound I checked the definitions but I'm not sure
