Instead of completing in full jail time. People with mental illness should also take part in going into a rehab center or a mental illness hospital to help seek the help they wouldn't receive in jail. It'll help them recover from their sickness or receive the right medication for it. Edgar could've done the same if it was an option at the time.
(I did this last year and I'm pretty sure this was my answer during the class discussion.)
Answer:
1) The arrival of electricity <u><em>transformed</em></u> people's lives.
2) My brother is the <u><em>co-author</em></u> of a well-known book on psychology.
3) Elizabeth Taylor <u><em>co-starred</em></u> with Paul Newman in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
4) It is now possible to <u><em>transplant </em></u>a heart from a dead person to a living one.
5) The movers will <u><em>transport</em></u> thousands of pictures, charts and recordings to the library.
6) The <u><em>co-pilot</em></u> took over the plane's controls while the captain had a coffee and a sandwich.
First person point of view. First person is for I, second person is you and third person is he, she, they. Hope this helps!
Black Boy<span> is a memoir of racism, racial identity, and the difficulty of surviving as a young African-American man in the South. As a boy, </span>Richard<span> sees that some people have lighter skin, and other people darker skin. But he only understands what these distinctions mean, culturally and politically, after observing the bigotry of whites and the fear with which many black families live. Thus, </span>Black Boy<span> shows in brutal detail the consequences of Southern racism, </span>and<span> demonstrates that racial distinctions are not “inherent” or “biological,” but are products of a society that is economically and political unequal.</span>
It would be a letter explaining a job candidate’s work experience