The term "high-velocity fan" requires a hyphen.
<h3>When is a hyphen used/</h3>
There are several situations that require the use of a hyphen and one of them is to join two adjectives such as "high" and "velocity" to form the compound adjective, "high-velocity."
It can also be used when joining words to make a compound noun and can also act as a prefix for certain words.
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The sentence “I bursted my little sisters balloon” has a misusage of the verb because of the off tempo of the sentence.
The right word that should’ve been used is “popped” for it is an appropriate way of describing the object that the noun had to do. And it also supports the subject’s action in it.
Answer:
Our country has come to death grips with its most malicious and most perfidious enemy - German fascism.
Explanation:
Remeber that incendiary or inflamatory language refers to the one that is used to make the audience angry, it wants to excite it in order to cause tumult or desorder. In this case, option A shows a conflict between the Soviet Union and Germany. Stalin appeals to emotions in order to make people mad at German fascism. He characterizes them as the "malicious" and "perfidious" enemy and he also makes them responsible of the deaths Soviet people has suffered. By stating that Germany is the enemy, Stalin wants to make the people fight against it's people without any remorse and with all ther forces.
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