Well you're getting money still for whatever you're trading off or getting opportunity from. So whether or not you don't get the same amount of money or cost you're still getting something
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D. You want it to be eye catching to the audience, but you also want it to be relevant to the subject you're talking about. A long title may bore the audience.
That's definitely informal because of the contractions used such as "'cause" and "y"all" and also because of the word phrasing such as "chow down" and "totally awesome."
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Examples:
Indirect speech:
He promised to take me to the cinema.
They threatened to sue us.
She offered me help.
Direct speech:
“I´m sad”, he said.
Explanation:
Reporting verbs, such as advised, complained, threatened, and offered, show that we are quoting or paraphrasing someone´s words, for both direct and indirect speech.
