Answer:
Ghandi’s non-violent personality is a rhetorical device all unto itself. It makes him look beyond approachable to the beneficiary of the report. One example starts on line 64. Ghandi states, “If you think that there is any substance in my letter, and if you will care to discuss matters with me, and if to that end you would like me to postpone publication of this letter, I shall gladly refrain on receipt of a telegram to that effect soon after this reaches you.” Ghandhi doesn’t pressurize the British government, he propounds to not publish the letter so that they can sit down and have a decent talk. On top of that, he has it hand-delivered by an English companion. He is definitely far more inviting than the Americans were in their Declaration of Independence.
Explanation:
I didnt change much i just put different words that sound smarter
<span>Hard work is related to success, as preparation is related to readiness for any testing or examination scenario you may face. For example, if you want to get your driving license you need to develop the required skills with proper trainng.</span>
Answer:
a conjunction
Explanation:
it can link 2 thing together that are similar or add extra info
I'm not an expert on english but this is what I think it is... you may want to get a second opinion.
Answer:
in spite of
Explanation:
They climbed the mountain in spite of strong wind => yes, climbing mountain in a strong wind is really hard.
they climbed the mountain because of strong wind => when you see strong wind, you want to climb a mountain ? noo, nonsense.
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Dear Editor.
I am writing this letter to you in order to inform you about a great ambitious advance that we are witnessing in Kerala and I believe that this can spark your interest in this case and in cases involving environmental and ecological issues as a whole.
I believe that you have already had access to data or information that reveal the problem of pollution on our planet and how it will affect not only our lives, but the lives of the next generations. To minimize these problems, we must all seek to limit the pollution that we ourselves cause, but also to charge our governmental guidelines and public policies that promote the reduction of population, industries and agriculture.
In Kerala, we managed to get the attention of the government and demand an effective position on pollution and after many discussions we managed to get the government to authorize the general ban on disposable plastic, which will drastically modify our state's waste generation and decrease the pollution that these wastes can cause.
We know that this was a great victory for the environmental sector and we are very happy, but not satisfied, since we would like other states to adopt this ban in their territories. For that, we would need the full disclosure of this event and its importance for our world and our life.
I hope I can count on your participation and dissemination.
Kind regards,
Renjit Goo.
