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C I think I'm so so sorry if I get it wrong
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The role of contemporary myths in their daily lives, such as at home with family, working with colleagues, and in the media, is to create concepts of idolatry, admiration, and perception of some common and social senses.
Explanation:
There are some meanings to the word myth, which show the role of contemporary myths in people's daily lives. One of them is related to the first contact that humans have with the world. It is the cosmogony; the mythical accounts of the creation of the world and all that is in it. Another sense is the wonder, the charm, the idolatry that they make of human beings, gods. For example: The Beatles is the greatest rock band of all time. Michael Jackson is the king of pop music. Elvis Presley is the king of rock. Pele is the king of football. And how to forget the "celebrities" made by the media? A third meaning is myth as an explanation of common sense, therefore popular and social. Ex: you can't eat mango and drink milk. One should not feed and bathe, because one can die, the belief that the stars determine our character and destiny, among other popular beliefs.
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sound and then waves then the doppler effect and then pitch, distance and direction
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The participle in this sentence is believing.
Explanation:
A participle is a word formed from a verb and which functions as an adjective. Examples are going, coming, washing, enjoying, etc. In the sentence above, there is one participle that can be identified and it is, 'believing', derived from the verb, believe.
Believing is a present participle because it satisfies all the conditions that make a word a participle and it is in the present form. In the sentence, it acts as an adjective describing the action word -believe.
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Macbeth
Explanation:
In Shakespeare's play <em>Macbeth</em>, this dialog is spoken by Macbeth in Scene VII of Act 1. Here Macbeth, in double mind, weighing the option why he should not assassinate King Duncan. Double trust seems to Macbeth as the reason not to kill him. Macbeth tells us the virtues of the good king as against the consequences of it. More so, how will he keep the murder a secret from the world?