Answer:
1. The beautiful white dress is hers
2. The new car is his
Explanation:
When saying a sentence like " the beautiful white dress is her" the dress belongs to her so it would be "the beautiful white dress is <u>hers</u>"
Same with the car one the car belongs to him so its " The new car is <u>his"</u>
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
We have so much more things in this world other than technology that could help us. (im not a b00mer.) If we were to loose all of our technology we would be in bad situation because we only learned to adapt with technology. Human society 100 years ago would be ready for this. Today we couldnt cure sick people without our modern technology because we forgot how or we never thought about it. So yes we are way too dependent on technology.
"Informal communications are more easily misinterpreted"
A formal tone provides the reader with a better understanding of the message sent because it lacks the everyday slangs or cultural characteristics in informal language that may sound alien to the receiver, considering many people doesn't know the meaning of some words used informally. A misinterpreted message on any business and in professional environment is an important issue to worry because most of the time it implicates in errors and failure on the tasks given to the worker.
Explanation:
Indeed, this beautifully piece written by Machiavelli to the Prince named, Lorenzo de’ Medici shows his attempts at selling his text or we may say the views in his text to the Prince.
In that letter Machiavelli stated, “to comprehend fully the nature of people, one must be a prince, and to comprehend fully the nature of princes one must be an ordinary citizen.”
Thus, Machiavelli implied that he had some knowledge not possessed by the Medici.
The statement that is false is the following: the castaways tells Pi about his wife and family.
Pi speaks to the French castaway, who is a blind man, when he becomes temporary blind from a delirium caused his deteriorating condition. The castaways speaks to him of food, beef and brains and all sorts of food, which Pi does not like. They also speak about murder, Pi asks him if he ever murdered someone and the man answers that he had killed a man and a woman. When they join their boats, the castaway tries to kill and eat Pi, but Richard Parker kills him before he can accomplish this.
The castaway never speaks to Pi about his wife and family, and therefore, that is the false statement.
