Answer:
1. your first day at work INSTEAD of "you're first day at work"
2. available INSTEAD of"availible"
3. their INSTEAD of "there"
4. attend INSTEAD of "atend"
5. full day induction INSTEAD of "full day's induction"
Explanation:
Answer:
This is a strong example because if we listen and do these things more we can become less stressful and calmer.
Explanation:
if I'm correct it should be A
sorry I'm not very good at English T^T
Repetition
Repetition is a rhetorical device used to help an author or speaker make one specific phrase or word stand out to the reader or listener. Because the phrase is repeated, the audience remembers it better and that becomes a strong focus of the piece.
Answer:
C. present; first person
Explanation:
The passage is written in the present tense, from from a first-person POV.
It is not A because even though the passage is in the present tense, it isn't told from a third-person POV.
It is not B because it's neither in the past tense nor a third-person POV.
It is not D because even though it's told from the first-person POV, this passage isn't in the past tense.
Hope this answer is helpful! :D
