Answer:
he could get money for his family? he had friends he loved there? he was good at and enjoyed his job? i dont know ol
Refers to behavior that is driven by internal rewards. In other words, the motivation to engage in a behavior arises from within the individual because it is intrinsically rewarding.
Answer:
<em>My home</em>
Explanation:
<em>I can smell:</em>
- The smell of cooking
- The sweet smell of spices
- The smell of air freshner (cause the cooking)
- The smell of rain (British weather)
- The smell of fumes from cars
<em>I can hear: </em>
<em>- </em>Birds tweeting
- Anime/TV
- My baby bros laughter
- The typing on a computer
- My dad sleeping (Lol)
<em>I can see:</em>
- My table (its a mess)
- My computer
- Scenery from my garden
- People walking up and down my street
- My neighbours
<em>I can taste:</em>
- The musty smell of books
- Sweet aroma of food
- Perfume
- The wet rain
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<em>I can feel:</em>
<em>- </em>My chair
- My keyboard
- The sofa
- Animals outside
- My clothes
Answer:
D. They gave me a bonus.
Explanation:
In the case of sentences which contain a transitive verb such as give, get, buy, etc. one or more objects will be necessary. Whenever there´s more than one object, you'll have to determine what the direct object and indirect objects are. A question such as the following ones may be helpful:
- What did [subject] give? to whom?
- What did [subject] ask? to whom?
- What did [subject] promise? to whom?
<u>In every case the answer to "what" is the </u><u>direct object</u><u> and the answer "to whom" the </u><u>indirect object.</u>
So, in this sentence, the structure pattern is the following:
They [subject] gave [verb] me [indirect object] a bonus [direct object].
What did they give? a bonus.
To whom? me.
Answer:
Correct answer is C, reason. Took the test.
