In his book "Children of the Drug Wars", Damon Barret evaluates the impact that war has on children and on drugs.
The underlined words and phrases support the author's purpose because they (a) draw attention to the opinion that the United States is not doing enough to help these children. Those words and phrases communicate Barret's view that these children receive a <em>"death sentence"</em> or that the nation has <em>"turned its back"</em> on them.
Answer:
- He asked if this medicine can cure cancer.
- Moe told me not to lecture all the time.
- Sue requested a place to buy a sandwich nearby
- The patient wondered when the operation would begin.
- He told us to use a paper tissue.
- Morgan demanded not to be lied to.
- Paula wanted Garry to open the window.
- Mike suggested having some break before the next meeting
- Mum warned us not to play with the matches.
- He wondered how that machine works.
Explanation:
To report an order or a request, the word 'tell' can be used with a to-clause. For example: "He told us to use a paper tissue." The formula is:
verb + indirect object + to-clause.
The indirect object is the person spoken to.
Well one thing we can do is to encourage a learning class specifically for those people this will encourage the kids and the kids may end up telling their parents thus now the word is spreading and know they are recognized
