The structure change that is apparent in this passage from "Death of a Moth" by Virginia Woolf is switch from present tense to past tense.
"Death of a Moth" is an essay written by Virginia Woolf that focuses on the idea that life is a constant struggle, even though people know that death is inevitable. In this excerpt from the essay, the speaker switches from present tense to past tense. <u>While Simple Present Tense is used in the first sentence ("they are (...)"), Simple Past Tense is used in the second one ("seemed to be (...)")</u>.
The author most likely chose to call this story “The Cold Equations” because he believes that space is a freezing wasteland wants to indicate that the EDS is cold needs to communicate that math is boring tries to foreshadow that numbers are heartless
The Venus flytrap digests nitrogen from insect protein.
Explanation:
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Yes, this is true. Teenagers and children can get very addicted electronics and the internet, and like all addictions, it is hard to stop.