I'm not sure how you would like them classified but,
-2.9 less than -1.5
2.3 greater than -1.5
-1.9 less than -1.5
5.4 greater than -1.5
-3.5 less than-1.5
-.4 greater than -1.5
The second and last sentences describe Jessicas acdemic bahiovors!
B. The sentence in the active voice is: "In each inning, the pitcher threw at least one strike". In the passive voice, the active subject, i.e. the subject that performs the action, precedes the verb. Tenses formed with the auxiliary verb "to be" and the past participle, followed by the preposition "by" when the performer of the action is explicitly mentioned, are not used in the active voice.
(i)
The words 'former' and 'latter' refer to two different things.
Here, we're taking supporters and critics.
- 'former' refers to the first group/thing
- 'latter' refers to the second/last group/thing
So in this case, 'former' is referred to the supporters, and 'latter' is referred to the critics.
(ii) <em>The man gave us a choice between music and sports, I chose the </em><em>former</em><em>, while she chose the </em><em>latter. </em>
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Hope it helps. :)
