Answer:
Well my mom runs her own business she makes gift bags for people when their sick, for a birthday, or for holidays she wakes up at around 4 in the morning and just goes at it. she likes her job cause she gets to spend time with me and i help sometimes with the orders so its a fun experience and how we make money to live nice!
The American Dream today has devolved into just trying to be able to pay for everything. That's my answer; if there even is still an American Dream.
America tends to glorify money the most; you have to make money, you have to have a home, you have to pay all of this by yourself, you have to buy this product to look and feel beautiful, you have to buy the latest technology; it's disheartening and exhausting. The act of purchasing things is the most glorified thing in America. Almost everywhere you look, there's an ad; and usually those few places you look and see no ads for is because it's a nonprofit!
Answer:
It helps the teacher grade is the wrong answer
Explanation:
It does everything else
Transfer propaganda is essentially relating a person or thing to something good. For example:
- Obama's posters is a picture of him with the word "HOPE" under it
- Or perhaps the classic Uncle Sam, pointing at the reader, saying "I want YOU for the U.S. Army"
- You could also say Advil used transfer propaganda, "What pain?"
- Basically, any sort of ad with a catchphrase or something of the like can be related to transfer propaganda
Answer:
The sentence that is written in active voice is D. "We will provide your password after you have completed the form."
<u>Active Voice Structure</u>
Active voice follows the structure of Subject + Verb + Object
The emphasis is on the person that carries out the action.
WE (<u>subject)</u>+WILL <u>(auxiliar)</u>+ PROVIDE <u>(verb)</u>+YOUR PASSWORD <u>(object)</u>
<u>Passive Voice Structure</u>
Passive voice follows the structure of OBJECT + BE + PAST PARTICIPLE/-ED
The emphasis is not on the person but on the object.
YOUR PASSWORD <u>(object)</u>+ WILL <u>(auxiliar) </u>+BE(<u>verb "BE") </u>+ GIVEN (past participle)
