Answer:An author's word choice is always purposeful and full of thought. When you identify his purpose, it's easy to pick out what he chose certain images or words in his writing.
Explanation:
Understanding the author's purpose helps the reader better understand the main idea of the passage and follow the author's ideas as they progress. Likewise, an author has a purpose for the various decisions made in crafting the sentences in the passage.
I think it might be called a phrase.
There is no adverb. There would be if it was slowly grooms or another word before grooms, the verb.
<span>He is left three thousand pounds a year by a rich American who was founding Moral Reform societies. Higgins introduced Doolittle to the American. </span>
maths and science can be used in medicine and technology. therefore, with this knowledge, people can learn to:
<span>perform surgeries and create implants e.g. moulds for hip operations</span>
invent gadgets and tool
come up with correct formulas
help reduce negative environmental factors e.g. pollution and global warming.
I hope these ideas and examples helped :)
