Answer:
"Gloria faceva molti compiti"
Answer:
The theory of linguistic relativity.
Explanation:
Benjamin Lee Whorf claimed that the structure of the language we speak determines our world view, thought and even our cognition. In oder words the way you interprete the world depends on the language you use to think.
There are two versions of this controvertial theory: the strong version, that says language determines thought and that linguistic categories and the way the are combined limit and determine our cognitive categories; the weak version claims that linguistic categories and usage have influence to some extent on thoughts and decisions.
This principle was first widely accepted in the begining of this the 20th century, but lost acceptance with Noam Chomsky's formulated arguments against it.
Answer:
I'm glad you asked!
Explanation:
You start a paragraph with words that engage a reader.Such as "Do you like chocolate?Dive into this book to learn how Milton Hersey's Chocolate company became a bestselling!"or something like that.
Answer:
I would go look at schools in the UK, Scotland, and Ireland and look at their ruling for that and some other private schools in the USA. And base your quote off the schools
Many . . . . . more, most
lazy . . . . . lazier, laziest
smooth . . . . . smoother, smoothest
rough . . . . . rougher, roughest
