One today equals two tomorrows means that what you can accomplish today is more important than what you have planned tomorrow. Today is now. Do something today if you are able to do it. Tomorrow is not guaranteed. The time that you have in life is limited. You have to accomplish one day at a time without thinking about a tomorrow.
I agree with that because if you don't do what you planned to do today, you will probably never get another day to do it. Life can be very unpredictable and I think you should take one day at a time and live your life to the fullest.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
A - wrong because the Civil War didn't involve the English
B - doesn't sound right, already dedicating if that line was said in Gettysburg
C - made it a later goal to abolish slavery, so this doesn't make sense
Answer: the answer is A, an adverbial clause
Explanation: it is an adverbial clause of time modifying the verb in the sentence.
