Read the sentence below: The gardener enjoyed leafing through landscaping magazines. Which correctly explains the pun in this se
ntence and the word or words on which it is built? Enjoyed—a gardener has little time for pleasure Leafing—a gardener tends plants that have leaves Landscaping—a gardener cannot be considered a landscaper Magazines—a gardener has little time for reading magazines
A landscape can be Urban as well, but plants do tend to have leafs. It's a noticeably odd choice of words and it has a purpose. There's no pun in the use of the words "Enjoy" and "Magazine". But the word leaf can mean two things that relate to the gardener and his action in the excerpt:
<em>"a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk"</em>
or
<em>"turn over (the pages of a book or the papers in a pile), reading them quickly or casually"</em>
that is a relative question. too easy? compared to what? I am American and I know america kinda sucks, but please know that we are not all loud, fat, obnoxious slobs. some of us are well behaved and kind.
Winning the lottery can tend to ruin many people’s life’s. So I would advice my teacher to be careful with the money and who she tells. Other than that I believe she should spoil herself as she deserves it. Or maybe make a fund for her child’s college. As long as my teacher is humble and careful she should spend her money however she wishes!
