The second sentence is correctly edited. I hope this helps!
Answer:
The functionality of a building makes it special.
Explanation:
I have been to a public school in my place (a typical school for elementary kids) last week and the school really amazed me. Besides functioning as an education venue for children on weekdays, it also functions as a location for charity drives on weekends. With this, the school serves two functions: to educate the children and provide them with a place to hone their skills and to fuel organization's goals in reaching out to people who are in need.
For me, a building's outside appearance (being big or beautiful) doesn't really matter as long as it provides as many functions as possible for the people in the society. And so I agree with this same logic regarding people. No matter how beautiful or handsome somebody is on the outside when he doesn't help the society, he/she doesn't live up to his true value.
Bell-bottom pants and tie-dyed shirts were fads<span> during the 1960s</span>
add the taglines and the rhetorical devices?
The type of figurative language would be hyperbole because the sentence is an extreme exaggeration that conveys a point. Normally, someone wouldn't eat a horse, even if they were hungry, but "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse" conveys the fact that you are hungry.
