Answer:
nostalgic and benevolent.
Explanation:
The given text is taken from an 'Euology for President Reagan' written by Margaret Thatcher. The eulogy was orated on June 11, 2004.
The words that best describe that given text is nostalgic and benevolent. Nostalgic is a sentimental word that describes the feelings of happiness with personal association. Benevolent, on the other hand, is a word used to describe well-wishing.
The given text is a nostalgic trip to a memory lane of President Reagan's work and contribution to the US and the sympathy that his citizens have for him.
Thus the correct answer is the second option.
Think of verbs as "action words" done by the subject. The subject in this sentence is "we". What did we do? "We" "heard" and had "seen". So the verbs would be "heard" and "seen"
I can't help you, there are know answers for me to see and I'm not sure if this is a full question.
She successfully diffuses the tension by engaging Mr. Cunningham in conversation and is responsible that no violence occurs outside the jail that night.
Well, Lady Mcbeth plots that she'll wait for King Duncan to go to bed because he'll be tired and then she will make sure to give the guards enough wine to sleep heavily so that they won't see/protect Duncan, that way Macbeth can sneak past and kill Duncan with the Guard's two daggers and once Duncans dead he will place the daggers near the guards so that they are accused-all of this in effort to become king
