Answer:
25.1:
2) Richard is going to go to the cinema.
3) Rachel is going to meet with Dave.
4) Karen is going to have lunch with Will.
5) Sue and Tom are going to go to a party.
25.2:
2) Are you going to work next week?
3) What are you doing tomorrow evening?
4) What time are your friends coming?
5) When is Lisa going on holiday?
25.3:
3) I am going to volleyball on Thursday.
4) I am going to eat ice cream tonight.
5) My mom and I are going to the grocery store on Wednesday.
6) I am going to play basketball with my sister on Friday.
25.4:
3) She is getting
4a) are going
4b) are they going
5) is going to finish
6) I will not go
7) I am going to go; We are meeting
8a) are you getting
8b) is going to leave
9a) Are you coming
9b) is the film beginning
10a) are you doing
10b) I am working
It is told from A, the first person. Because it says 'I' in the text, which is the first person, as opposed to 'he/she/it', which is the third person.
I think the answer is Finished.
Answer:
Allusion
Explanation:
Allusion is a literary device that makes reference to something, either a person, place, religion, artwork, music, culture, history or an event. With allusion, it is expected that the reader or listener already has knowledge of what is being talked about.
Here, the statement- "<em>Because nearly the whole of the produce of our labor is stolen from us by human beings. There, comrades, is the answer to all our problems. It is summed up in a single word — Man. Man is the only real enemy we have. Remove Man from the scene, and the root cause of hunger and overwork is abolished for ever" </em>is an allusion to Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto.
Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto is a booklet that encourages workers all over the world to come together and to unseat capitalist and take over the means of production.
By using 5 types of informational text structures; description, sequence/instructions, cause/effect, compare/contrast, problem/solving
