Answer:
The correct answer is C. The verb in bold letters is in subjunctive mood.
Explanation:
The subjunctive verb tense implies an eventual and hypothetical affirmation, on which a new affirmation will be made. It does not imply a conditional sentence, since there is no causal connection between both assumptions, but an affirmation that is not strictly firm but is based on a hypothesis or eventuality. Thus, in the presented sentence, the verb read is in the subjunctive, since it is essential that the person has read the manuscript to carry out a certain action in the future.
Noun I believe would be the answer....
Answer:
No I do not agree.
Explanation:
Using the correct,good and appropriate vocabulary affects how the reader looks at it and judges it. For example, take a look and compare these sentences.
1. I walked to the library.
2. I strolled to the library while listening to my favourite tune.
If i am not wrong, number 2 would be the one that you chose.
In "Cairo: My City, Our Revolution", by Ahdaf Soueif, the author provides a description of the scene in Tahrir on February 1st. This scene helps the readers understand how the events are unfolding.
The scene takes place on Tahrir Square, which is also known as Liberation Square because most of the Egyptian demostrations take part there. Some lines above the author states "...what the regime ruling us had tried so hard to destroy: we had come together, as individuals, millions of us..." Egyptians are there because they want Mubarak to step out of government, after thirty years. A man watches the demonstration cheerfully, he is very glad to see how almost everyone is there, and the sun is shining "... old and young, rich and poor, they talked and walked and sang and played and joked and chanted. "
The Salem witch trials and the story of Joseph McCarthy are very similar; they both accused innocent people of doing things that were “bad” at the time. The Salem Witch trials were persecutions of men and woman on account of performing witchcraft. Two girls accused a woman of doing witchcraft and then the accusations continued, people accused other people to relieve their own punishment in a last ditch effort to save their lives, but it was in vein. After the witch trials were over “19 had been killed and an elderly man pressed to death under heavy stones”(Linder). “Some accused of witch craft were burned at the stake all in the name of justice”(Brown). Others were finally let out of jail after being in imprisonment for months at a time. …show more content…
“Arthur Miller made the play called “The Crucible” during the 1950’s as a response to McCarthyism and the U.S. Governments blacklisted people.”(Blakesley). Miller was then question and accused of “Contempt of Congress” for not identifying people that were at meetings he attended. McCarthyism and The Salem Witch Craft Trials have been two very wrong things that have happened in the history of the United States for a lot of reasons. First off they both wrongfully accused innocent people of performing not accepted actions of those times. In America you have a right of free will and in both cases they were denied this right just because of someone else’s opinion. In both cases of the Salem Witch Craft Trials and McCarthyism people were being accused of acts with little evidence. People pointed fingers at others so they wouldn’t get blamed for anything, so there was a scare factor taking place. Large groups of people supported these acts maybe because of a get on board everyone’s doing it theme, and if you disagreed you were considered a witch or a communist. Our country supported McCarthy until later we soon regretted it. During the 1940’s and 1950’s communism was a scare in the U.S. so McCarthy capitalized on the subject and said two hundred card carrying communist were in the U.S. With the Salem Trials people capitalized on the scare of witches and everyone starting accusing the “weird” people.
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