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This version is correct in my opinion: Top athletes train long hours, eat healthy diets, and dedicate themselves to their sports.
Explanation:
All verbs are in the same tense which is present simple.
Answer:
The theme is that you should respect and appreciate nature and the environment.
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But can u tell what we need to make in this statement
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The correct answer is: He knew the Great Leap forward had been a success.
Explanation:
In 1966, the Chinese Communist representative Mao Zedong started with the Cultural Revolution. His main goal was to establish his power in the Chinese government. This Revolution marked his return to a position after a period of recovery of the Great Leap Forward. The Cultural Revolution damaged China's economy, while millions of people died or were persecuted in massacres across the country.
Mao officially declared the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1969, but its active phase lasted until the death of Commander Lin Biao in 1971. In 1981, the Party announced that the Cultural Revolution was responsible for the greatest setbacks and hardest losses suffered by the Party, country, and population since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
This question is incomplete, here´s the complete question.
Watch the movie William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet (1996)
If Shakespeare were alive today, do you think he would be pleased with this 1996 adapted version of his famous play? Why or why not? Be specific and detailed in your response.
Answer: He would be pleased
Explanation:
Better known as Romeo + Juliet, this American film adaptation provides a modern twist to William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet that made it more accessible for teenagers at the time.
While keeping most of the language of the play, it uses it in a modern setting, displaying the gangland violence in the fictional “Verona Beach” and adding a modern indie soundtrack (Radiohead, The Cardigans, Garbage).
Much has been said about Mercutio´s homoerotic ways present in the original play, and in this movie, that idea is reinforced by making his character an African-American, trans bisexual, prone to drugs, which, although falling into stigmatizing tropes, encaptures the queer aura this play has been said to have, in addition to the idea of a forbidden love that could represent homosexuality in Shakespeare's times.
