Answer:
If you're a teen who loves dogs, and you're looking to make a little extra money, dog walking is certainly worth a look.
Explanation:
The central idea of any given passage is the main theme or point that the writer(s) wants to relay in it. This allows the most important idea or main ideas to be expressed and presents the main topic of what the whole passage is really about.
In the given passage, the author talks about how young people, especially teenagers should look into the dog-walking' business instead of babysitting or shoveling snow for a little extra money. Dog walking, according to the author, is <em>"very fun and highly profitable" </em>and does not require much of anything except being familiar and like dogs. And so, <u>the central idea of the whole passage seems to be that teens who love dogs and would want to make a little extra money should go for the dog-walking business</u>.
Explanation:
I don't think that people say 'persons', because that's grammatically incorrect. But sometimes you would see the word 'person', because 'person' points to one person(Singular), and people points to mutiple people(Plural).
I hope this helps:D
1. The school's principal said that the school must follow certain principles in order to be at its best.
2. The groom wanted to have their wedding on an isle, while the bride didn't really care where it took place, she simply wanted to walk down the aisle and get married.
3. In class today, we're going to gave a lesson on how to lessen our expenses.
4. The idle man simply sat there lazily as he stared at a poster of his idol, Michael Jackson.
5. She was so vain, she wanted to look perfect, but a huge vein in the middle of her forehead was getting in the way.
Answer:
All of the people at this conference are _____________.
A. Mathematic teachers
B. Mathematics teacher
C. Mathematics teachers ✔
D. Mathematics’ teacher
E. Mathematic’s teachers
Explanation:
Mathematics = a subject; long for 'maths'
Teachers = plural of teacher; since it's describing all the people we'll use the plural form.
The answer is "B"
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