He donates the poor people money
Adjective: Black cats, although a superstition, are seen as bad luck.
Interrogative: What's your favorite breed of cat?
Adverb: Swiftly she ran towards the station, hoping that she wouldn't miss the train.
Phrase: To get to the station, she had to run as fast as she could.
Participle: Smiling, she set the boy down and watched him run out of the office.
I hope these work!
When you make a statement that needs evidence to back it.
ie the farming industry has been crumpled by Manzanto as said in <u>(source)</u>
Answer:
television has both good and bad sides to it.
The option is D. Word order.
One of the most difficult things about translating an original text is keeping the word order. The order a sentence is said in english for example is very different from the order in spanish. For example the sentence:
"I live in a <u>beautiful white house</u>", in spanish this would be
"Yo vivo en una <u><em>hermosa casa blanca</em></u>"
The position of white and blanca is different. If the translator doesn´t change the word order then the sentence would be translated as:
"Yo vivo en una hermosa <u>blanca casa</u>" which is structurally incorrect in spanish.
