Charlie is afraid because he knows that the same thing will happen to him.
Answer:
Fiscal Policy:
Taxes; the amount of government spending
Monetary Policy:
Interest rates; reserve requirements; currency peg; discount window; quantitative easing; open market operations; signalling
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Answer:
Father and Jack were searching for their lost donkey when they spotted the buffaloes.
Explanation:
'The Swiss Family Robinson' is a novel written by Johann David Wyss. The novel centers around the Swiss family of Robinson who were shipwrecked to an island in East Indies.
<u>In chapter 7, the donkey of the family galloped into the thick bamboos. At first, the dogs of the family went in search of the donkey, but could not find him. So, father and Jack, early next morning went in the pursuit of the donkey</u>.
While they were searching for their donkey, it was then they encountered the buffaloes.
Answer:
<u>We will be moving into our new headquarters downtown in three months.</u>
Explanation:
The question asks us to improve clarity and precision. According to the example and the instructions, we are allowed to come up with more information. Notice how the example transforms "a long way off" into "not take place for two years". That's is where precision lies. "A long way off" is imprecise because it can mean any period of time, according to the context and situation. To improve it, we need to specify how much time we are talking about. For that reason, in the sentence, "Soon we will be in our new location", I've changed "soon" for "in three months":
We will be moving into our new headquarters downtown in three months.
Friday
August 17, 2018
11: 30 p.m.
Dear Diary:
I am writing to you to share with you a very touching experience I had today. I got an opportunity to visit an old age home. It is a kind of home for those old people who for some reasons cannot stay with their grown-up children or those who don’t have any family member to care of them.
I felt very emotional interacting with an old lady. Although she is an affluent woman, she has to live in the home because both her daughters are married and well-settled. Her husband passed away long ago. She said she had opted to live at the Home for many facilities such as safety, security, lodging and boarding, and the most important thing-- company of peers.
I was so sad and depressed to see first time in my life there are such homes where the old people have to live without families. I personally feel people living in such old age homes feel very lonely and abandoned. The old people need their sons, daughters, grandchildren to live happily. Why is it that in our country the old fathers and mothers cannot live with their married daughters’ families?
I have decided that I shall be visiting the old age home regularly to give company to the old people living there.
