Those with power in India are unaware of the consequences of their actions.
The excerpt begins by stating how the Englishmen and Indian officials are unaware of the negative effects their actions have on the people. Towards the end, the excerpt again states their oblivion and goes on to explain exactly how their actions are harming citizens.
The narrator is Strickland, as to his role: well it is his story.
I believe they can. Adverbs may modify other verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or even sentences.
<span>The answers are
subject and predicate. A sentence should have these two. If not, it won’t be a
sentence. It could end up as a sentence fragment. A subject is always a noun,
and it doesn’t have to have an adjective phrase for it to be considered as a sentence.
The two essential parts of a sentence are always a subject and a predicate. It
can be simple subject or compound subject, and simple predicate or compound
predicate. </span>
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