Okay well, movable means to move something. This could be a physical movement or mental. Like, someone was mentally moved. Fleeting means to last for a short time. In life, there are many things that only last briefly. Important pertains to something having a great significance. Force can be physical, mental, or verbal. Kind of abusive and bossy. Reason has two meanings, to it. It could mean to reason with someone; to come to an agreement. Or to give an excuse, a reason. An advance can mean advance your career; add to something. Or speed up something. Hope this helps.
Answer: People in the future
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Explanation:
<em>'Posterity'</em> is a noun meaning <em>future generations</em>, and especially the <em>descendants of a person</em>. We might use this term for our children, great-great grandchildren, or, generally, anyone born after us. This word comes from the Latin word '<em>posterus'</em>, meaning <em>coming after, following</em>. The word is also frequently used in law, as a legal term that refers to the offspring of a person (when determining who is entitled to inherit something).
In report writing, or any case of technical writing, you must properly give credit to your resources or references. When you paraphrased the findings of another person, you can cite their work as references in the bibliography. But if you want to retain their statements word for word, you use quotation marks ("). Before doing so, you must use introductory words like "according to", "based on what he said", "and I quote", or any style that you want.
From the choices, the correct use of quotation would be letter B.
Answer:
B. Dad, you should buy this computer for me because it comes with virus protection software and an extended warranty.
Explanation:
Logos is used in an argument to appeal to the reader's sense of logic or reason. Examples are cited scientific data, stated reasoning behind their argument, or using historical events.
The first sentence:
The sentence includes a present participle. (this is true: this participle is "passing")
The participial phrase modifies the word commuters. (false! it modifies "cars")
The participial phrase is essential. No commas are needed. (correct!)
The participial phrase is passing by. (this is also correct!)
The second sentence:
The sentence includes a past participle.
(correct! it's "derived")
The participial phrase modifies the words Middle Ages. (false!!!! it modifies "Family names")
The participial phrase is essential. No commas are needed.
(correct!)
The participial phrase is derived from people's surroundings.(correct again! this is the whole participial phrase)
