Answer:
He is flipping through channels and hears his professors name
Explanation:
he hears the name and goes back to the channel
Explanation:
(a) fast foods/their/making/children/are/staple diet
children are making fast foods their staple diet
.
(b) causing/is/among/a great alarm/health experts/it
It is causing a great alarm among health experts
.
(c) need/that/get/healthy food/welto ensure/our children
We need to ensure that our children get healthy food.
The words from the question are jumbled and with their proper connection, they will create meaningful sentences.
With this rearranged sentences we are having issues about the problem with children and fast food that they are eating.
Answer:
1.) motive
2.) Contrary
3.) Unlike, similar
Explanation:
The word motive is used to describe 'why' a particular action or deed was carried out. It explains the in tension or what one wants to achieve or derive by indulging a certain act. It could be used in a sentence as ;
Finally, the writer narrated the motive behind his long awaited new book.
Contrary is a term used to present an opinion, view which seems quite different from an initial perception. It could be used in a sentence thus ;
The second observer gave a contrary opinion on the recent happenings in the area.
C.) There are so many words used to show contrast or compare two likes or alternatives, those words may include, while, unlike, similarly, and so on.
