Answer:
True.
Explanation:
En dashes (-) are shorter than em ones. They have the length of an N. We use them to indicate periods, to connect words, or to indicate periods or a set of numbers, like in the example "pages 175-176".
Em dashes (—) have the length of the letter M. We use them to add information as if they were brackets, as commas to introduce a clarification in a sentence, and lastly to show that an action is interrupted.
Answer:
What time do your English lessons start?
How often do you cook for your friends?
How many people are in your family?
Where does your mother come from?
The globalization of indifference makes us anonymous, responsible without a name and without face. Those who are interested only in themselves waste the happiness that comes from serving. Another Francis, the saint of Assisi, who serves to serve more happiness than to be served. Just try it. There are many women and many men who volunteer and try to improve the world. There are professionals who do their kind of building bridges, so that in the engineering of life, be it saved back. Every time we see the other, we reduce indifference and help to globalize respect and fraternity.
