Answer: The word "invigorating" would leave the reader with a more positive impression about the coffee than the word "acidic."
Explanation:
The adjective "acidic", in this context, is used to describe a drink that has a sour taste. If a coffee is sour, it means that it is not prepared properly, or that the coffee prepared is of a low quality. On the other hand, word "invigorating" has a more positive connotation. If something is invigorating, it gives us strength and makes us full of energy. This is exactly what people usually expect from a coffee. Having this in mind, word "invigorating" would certainly leave a reader with a positive impression about the coffee and its smell.
I think undergraduates. I´m going to second guess myself and say alumni. Wait, I talked it over with myself and I think I wrote the right answer first. Lol, hope this helps.
Hi,
The answers to your questions are below.☺
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1. If Ben didn't get up early on Mondays, he would go out on Sunday evenings.
2. If Kate had a ticket for the Madonna concert, she would go.
3. If there was a football match on TV this evening, they would not go out.
4. If I didn't have a lot of homework, I wouldn't stay in this evening.
5. If we had to help with the cooking, we couldn't watch a DVD.
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***I'm not completely sure about the last one since the example says "If we didn't...", but I couldn't come up with one that started with that phrase***
I hope this helps you, though!☺
~Elisabeth
