Words can sometimes be false. You can describe an act in vivid detail. An event so specifically, you can see it in your mind. But, it can still be false, it can be imaginary.
But if those actions, if that event were to take place, for real.. Then it would be true, without a doubt.
Words can be powerful. Powerful in expressing emotions, expressing a thought. Words can drive emotions from you. But have you ever cried reading a book? It's far more common to cry from watching a movie, because whatever is drawing those emotions, it's right in front of you. You can see it, for real.
I'm sorry. There's two. I couldn't think of anything more. Hope that helps
The answer is i dont know
so go do your work and use your brain
explanation you have to use your brain
They do not recognize that they are being given a great opportunity before the presentation, but afterward they do.
<u>Answer</u>:
We can infer from the passage that (A) Tony enjoyed spending time in the park.
<u>Explanation</u>:
In the given passage, we read that Tony liked the parks. More parks meant more happiness for Tony.
Initially he was very happy to see the pavements getting disappeared under the bulldozers. As thought that more parks would be built that way. But soon he was concerned, as he saw workers building more pavements. The number of pavements were more than the ones disappeared under bulldozer. So, we see how Tony enjoyed spending time in the park and observed all these things. We do not infer form the passage that he was a member of city council, as per Option B or in construction business as per Option C. Neither he was an avid environmentalist as per Option D.