<em>Notice that Euchner uses present-tense verbs in his account. </em>
<em> 1. In what verb tense is historical text usually written?</em>
- <em>In both past and present. It is necessary to use the present tense to discuss the actions and ideas that are present in the text. For example, “Edgar Allan Poe in his Method of Composition explains all the steps he generally follows to write short stories”. In this example it is stated that despite Edgar Allan Poe is dead his ideas are present in his Method of Composition. </em>
- <em>We use the past tense when writing about specific historical events. For example, “Winston Churchill said that Germany was dangerously building his armies again.” </em>
<em> 2. What effect does using present-tense verbs create? </em>
- <em>The effect it has, is related to the fact that despite the writer is dead or alive, his or her ideas continue to be present. Literature is a present observable fact.</em>
The oppositions that faced Somoza were silenced the people that spoke against him.
<h3>Who was Somoza?</h3>
This man was a dictator that was known for the way that he silenced the people that spoke against him when he was in power.
He was the ruler of Nicaragua. The family ruled the people for a period of 43 years till they were overthrown by a rebel group.
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Answer: The answer is B.
Explanation: You're means You are. The only sentence that it makes sense in is B. "You're going to be late for practice." In other words "You are going to be late for practice."
<span>B. Remain
</span>Which one of these verbs would generally suggest a state of being?REMAIN
NOT:
A. Educate
<span>C. Cooperate </span>
<span>D. Think</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
Cultural diversity makes communication difficult as the mindset of people of different cultures are different, the language, signs and symbols are also different. Different cultures have different meaning of words, behaviors and gestures. Culture also gives rise to prejudices, ethnocentrism, manners and opinions.
