Answer: Word choice: The sales manager is <u>aggressive</u>.
The sales manager is <u>bossy</u> The sales manager is <u>assertive</u>. The underlined words are synonyms with generally the same denotation, but they have different connotations.
Active or passive voice: The construction workers destroyed the trees when they replaced the sidewalk. (Active, and focuses on the workers)
The trees were destroyed by the construction workers when they replaced the sidewalk. (Passive, focuses on the trees)
Adverb movement: When they replaced the sidewalk, the construction workers destroyed the trees. (Moving the adverb clause to the beginning of the sentence gives more focus on the reason-- and may tend to justify the actions of the workers.)
Explanation:
These are just a few examples of some features of the language that may influence how a reader or listener may get different meanings from the same basic information.
Answer: Pls tell in English
Explanation:
Answer:
I think the answer is that last one. He feels disgusted by the wasteful nature of war.
Explanation:
Just to let you know it's spelled imbecile. When someone calls you that they're saying your "dumb" or "stupid"... but don't listen to them when they say that.
