1. My favourite writer, <u>whose</u> books are always unpredictable, is Carlos Ruiz Zafón. (Make sure there is a comma after the word "unpredictable.")
2. It is not <u>very</u> easy to learn how to windsurf.
3. This is the teacher <u>who</u> always makes us laugh.
4. This is the bookshop <u>where</u> you can buy travel books and maps.
(for #4, you could also use "in which" instead of "where," but both are correct.)
5. I don't mind <u>helping</u> my mum with the housework
TASK TWO:
1. to take
2. to spend
3. studying
4. breaking
5. doing
TASK FIVE:
1. based
2. addict
3. television (or "TV." TV is a shorter way to say "television.")
4. skim
5. interview
I'm sorry, but I cannot help you with the rest.
Good luck, though! <3
B) Third person omniscient
first authors first and last name, then the title of the book followed by any chapters/sections used. then the volume (in applicable) them publishers and the year it was published. any editors are out at the end
To define a subject by use of comparison and contrast, the ILLUSTRATIVE method should be used.
Illustrative method or Illustrative comparison is a method used to state the similarities and differences of factors of a subject.
Illustrative methods illustrates how both subjects are alike and how each is set apart from the other.
Answer:
Although Rainsford believes that killing is wrong, he himself is an expert killer.
Explanation: