A call to action could be a debate or a protest, or even a letter. So long as you're bringing up an issue and resolving it, then I think that would classify as a call to action.
Worried is the simple predicate and both is a simple subject in the sentence "My both parents worried about their families a few miles upstate."
<h3>What is a simple predicate?</h3>
The simple predicate is the main verb or verb phrase that characterizes the action of the subject in a sentence. A simple predicate only consists of the main verb or verb phrase. There are no modifiers in the sentence. Sometimes a verb phrase will "interrupt" or "come in between" a modifier. In this case, the modifier is not part of the underlying predicate. The fundamental predicate is the verb or verb phrase alone, without any modifiers.
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The answer is D. Because the publication field specifies that <span>in which publication (magazine, book, and so on) the source can be found.
EDSeek or the Expanded Academic ASAP is a way of citation of different sources.</span>
A gerund is a verb changed into a noun by adding 'ing' to the end of the word.
So your answer is B. Jogging
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