Answer:
In the coming years, the generations that follow behind us are likely to experience many of the same challenges we've experienced: identity crisis', rebellion, teenage angst etc... But on a much deeper level, the following generations are likely to be faced with "fixing the world" just as we have. The generations that have come before us left somewhat of a legacy type burden on us younger generations to be responsible and fix the problems their actions put in motion, and unfortunately our children and our children's children will likely be burdened with the same task- as it took many generations to come to the point we've come to, it will surely take many generations to reverse all of the damage dealt to the world we call home.
Explanation:
America constitutes the majority of native English speakers. The factors that affect the evolution of American English are <span>linguistic, geographic, socio-economic, and political.</span>
One of the richest men in the world is the appositive.
It has a comma that separates it from the rest of the sentence and the sentence makes sense without it as "Bill Gates started Microsoft."
If Bill Gates had a comma after it, it would be the apositive and the sentence would be "One of the richest men in the world started Microsoft," but since there is only one comma the appositve is "One of the richest men in the world."
