I would say sob, groped, and dragging
Answer:
I think its Cite (if that was the question) lol.
Explanation:
Answer:
May 5, 2020
Dear Boss,
I believe that our dress code it to over the top. Us workers understand that it is for our safety, but us being put into this strict dress code isn't worth it. Some good staff wear stuff out of dress code but when you see a staff that you don't socialize with and you get mad for being out of dress code. Please think about it.
Sincerely ,
(your name)
To; email
Cc: email
Subject: Nutrition Concern
Hi. I was just sending this email to inform y'all that what Subway puts in their menu not all of the ingredients are accurate. Yesterday, I got my usual order but with a different bread and I asked if it had any soy, and they said no. I went home and gave the sandwich to my niece and she is allergic to soy. I was just here to ask did it really have soy or was their a misunderstanding with all of this. I would like an explanation from the Texas nutrition to.
Sincerely ,
(your name)
Explanation:
Hope this helps
It is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing to another using, “like” or “as”. Example; “They fought like cats and dogs” or “He is as strong as an ox.”
A. The mother called her son for lunch.
The verb in the sentence uses active voice because the subject of the sentence is the one doing the action stated by the verb.
The mother is the subject of the sentence. She is the one doing the verb "called". Therefore, the verb is using the active voice.
The other choices are using passive voice because the subjects are not the ones doing the action. Instead, the subjects are the recipient of the action or verb.
