The italicized verb <em>will attend </em>is used in the future (simple) tense.
Future perfect would be - will have attended.
Future passive would be - will be attended.
The noun is 'test' in this sentence
Give (something, especially money) in order to help achieve or provide something.
C) He gives examples of the abstract names used to describe challenging political circumstances.
Orwell wants to convince readers to write in straightforward words while discussing politics. By using a case of poorly written English, he succeeds in his goal.
<h3>What was said regarding political language by George Orwell?</h3>
Political language is the main topic of the essay, which, in Orwell's words, "is designed to make falsehoods sound true and murder acceptable, and to give the impression of solidity to pure wind."
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Thirst of all, in the prewriting stage while researching the topic of a story or a <span>report the author should consider his audience and purpose. It is a very important because if ignoring this aspect the end </span>result of the work may turn to<span> be a failure. It is like writing scientific researches for children, or medicine a</span>rticles for drivers or sellers, or something like that.
