<span>the answer is:The purpose of both essays is to persuade the reader of a specific point of view.
in the two essays about genetically modified food, the author presented two arguments. One arguments is the disadvantage of genetically modified food and the other is the advantage of the genetically modified foods</span>
The answer is D to this questiin
Answer:
The storm is being personified in lines 16-17 of The Tempest.
Explanation:
Personification means giving human traits to an inanimate object. Personification is a literary device used by many authors to add depth and interest to their writing.
In lines 16-17 of The Tempest: "You are a councilor.
If you can command these elements to silence and work the peace of the present,
we will not hand a rope more"
The elements in question refer to the storm, which was given a human trait with the sentence 'if you can command these elements to silence...'.
You can command or silence a person, but you can't do that to a storm.
So, the statement personified the storm (elements) with the human trait of being commanded and silence.
<span>A. The local police asked the F.B.I. to assist with the case.
-F.B.I isn't properly punctuated, as there's a period after 'F.B.I', which implies the sentence ends there.</span>
B. Mary remembered to buy milk didn't she?
-Should be 'Mary remember to buy milk, didn't she?'
C. Mr. Jones visited the YMCA before becoming a member.
-This is correct
<span>D. The company held it's annual party at the convention center.</span>
-It's isnt proper, It's is basically 'it is', The company held it is annual party at the convention center obviously does not make sense.
Match each sentence to its level of formality:
1. Informal: It’s a lot of fun to watch the Olympics.
2. Very informal: Kicking back and watching the Olympics is awesome.
3. Formal: Watching the Olympic Games is a highly satisfying source of entertainment.
They way to recognize the level of formality of a sentence is by observing the lexic selection (i.e. the words used) and the syntactic complexity.
