Answer:
That would be cause and effect
Original:
Successive governments have consistently failed to ring-fence a significant annual fund for cycling provision<u>,</u><u> </u>from within the transport budget. We have been joined by the Automobile Association Australian Cycling and Shane Page<u>, </u>in supporting calls for an annual budget of $20 per capita. We urge all parties to pledge this fund in their election manifestos. Australia leads the world in competitive cycling - it is time<u>,</u><u> </u>we did the same for our commuters.
Answer:
Successive governments have consistently failed to ring-fence a significant annual fund for cycling provision from within the transport budget. We have been joined by the Automobile Association Australian Cycling and Shane Page in supporting calls for an annual budget of $20 per capita. We urge all parties to pledge this fund in their election manifestos. Australia leads the world in competitive cycling - it is time we did the same for our commuters.
(I'm pretty sure you remove all of the commas in this paragraph)
Try to look for little things like the way they speak or the things they think... are they looking for validation? Or maybe approval or love? Or are they looking for something physical?
Bruh I feel you. Sorry I don't have the answer. I'd probably ask a similar question; have someone do something for me, but this is just pure laziness. Cmon, you won't go far if you won't do it yourself.
Not trying to offend, please don't get this the other way around.
Anyway just wanted to share some encouragement.
You got this. and again, sorry for not "literally" answering your question
The mood of the beginning of the story The Lottery by Shirley Jackson is _playful_. Later in the story, it becomes tensed. So, according to your question, the answer is "playful"
Hope it helps you...
Answered by Benjemin
