1. You will be attended later.
2. Jack gave me the tickets ?.
3. Before the situation gets out of control, we must do something.
4.In all sections of the stadium, you can hear music.
5. 5 people are employed by the company.
6. Next week, they are going to buy a new TV.
7. 60 years ago, my great grandfather built this house.
8.With the keys that my sister gave, I could get in.
9.Nothing was said by anyone.
10. Last night, a loud noise woke me up.
11. I’m not really sure, sorry
12. I’m not really sure, sorry
13. All her problems were solved by her.
14. I’m not really sure, sorry
15. She was impressed by the outstanding performance.
16. In the back of the fridge, you mustn’t put leftovers.
Hope this helps somewhat, some questions I’m not really sure how to answer. Thanks
Answer:
Four factors are necessary for suspense—reader empathy, reader concern, impending danger and escalating tension. We create reader empathy by giving the character a desire, wound or internal struggle that readers can identify with. The more they empathize, the closer their connection with the story will be.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question lacks some instructions, it asks us if one of the options of these sentences is grammatically incorrect.
So the answer is Spanish is the following.
1.-
La oración "Los responsables del zoológico aprobaron el proyecto cuyo presupuesto es bajo" es la correcta porque se aprobó el presupuesto debido a que el presupuesto es menor, no es elevado. Si hubiera sido un presupuesto alto, no se habría aprobado.
2.-
La oración "El especialista que trabaja con los monos es de Cuba" es la correcta porque tiene la estructura gramatical apropiada; es concreta y clara. La otra oración está mal estructurada y es confusa.
