Letter:
Dear friend,
How are you doing? I hope you're doing better these days. I'm doing well. I heard today from your mother that you were in an accident yesterday evening while riding your bicycle. She explained that a vehicle approached from the other side, and you were unable to keep your balance, slipping into a high drain. She also said that you bled profusely and were injured.
I hope you've spoken to a doctor and are taking the necessary measures. I'm sure you're feeling a lot of pain right now. So get plenty of rest and remember to take your medications on time. I hope you're eating well. I wish you the best of luck with your recovery.
Please pass on my best wishes to your guardians. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Your faithfully.
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1,025,109.8. This is the estimate by the Global Language Monitor on January 1, 2014.
Your answer would be "Enough"
Answer:
alliteration.
Explanation:
The beginnings all have the same initial sound.
About WHY schools should educate students how to manage money and how to do taxes???
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I think schools SHOULD teach students how to do their taxes because it's an aspect of adulthood they are almost otherwise unprepared for completely. Most school's curriculum is based on 4 core classes and various electives, but life is more than those 4 classes. Taxes, money managements, and management of other areas of life would be tremendously useful and I think there would be an immeasurable difference made in the lives of the students. They would be more prepared for financial obstacles they may face, and they'd more than likely be more successful in their transition in adolescence.
