Hello! My name is Zalgo and I am here to provide you with some assistance today. Here is the info that you need! --> (I don’t have a huge love for sports, but when I was younger, I used to have “hoop dreams”. Hoops dreams are basically any/all sports with a net or hoop. A lot of people tell me that I am built like I play Football, but I like Basketball a lot more. My love from Basketball is just from how fun and cool it all looks and feels and I like how so many people can play it and have fun while also getting a workout. It’s competitive and fun, so, I guess that would be my love for sports.)
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Who/Whom are pretty much the same thing... but, whom would be used in a different type of sentence so A.
Answer:
B
Explanation: The sentence in B explains that food travelling is bad for the environment, and so it would make sense for them to grow their own.
Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
Which sentence uses the same meaning of the underlined word in the sentence below,
The <u>posture</u> of the companies to produce high-quality products with minimal impact to the environment
A. The country's posture was very defeated after losing many soldiers in the Vietnam War. B. The athlete forced himself to have a sad posture when he left his hometown's team. C. The ballet dancer's graceful posture was due to years of training his body. D. The movie star's posture to the media is that she is generous and wholesome.
Answer:
B. The athlete forced himself to have a sad posture when he left his hometown's team.
Explanation:
The word "posture" was used with the same meaning in both sentences, passing the sense of behavioral decision, in the face of a certain situation.
In the first sentence the word "posture means that the company assumed a behavior, an attitude in which it produced more products, but promoted less impact on nature. In the following sentence, the athlete 'positioned himself', that is, he placed himself in an attitude where he seemed sad to have to leave his hometown team.
Answer:
Mrs. White does not believe in its powers and makes a humorous comment to her husband about wishing upon the talisman. Tragically, Mr. White wishes for two hundred pounds, and Herbert dies in a work accident the next day.
Explanation:
when the husband wished for unnessesary money there so ended up dead
