<span>i think the correct sentence should be : No Beverages Are allowed Past this point.
the word passed indicated that the beverages are the one that do the active passing. By using the word Past, indicate the extend of the point, which means that the Beverages are carried outHope this helps. Let me know if you need additional help!</span>
Equivocal words E. have more than one commonly accepted definition.
Equivocal means ambiguous - that means that a word can mean several different things at the same time. What that particular word is going to mean in a sentence or a text is going to depend on the context. Without the context, it will be difficult to decide what the actual meaning of that particular word is because it could mean so many things.
A present participle is formed with the stem of the workd and the suffix -ing and it can have many functions, such as adjective, a part of the verb phrase.
Here all the stentences have a present participle! Here they are:
It is exciting to see the raised head of a dolphin in the water!
exciting - it can be seen as a present participle or adjective
When dolphins are above the water, they are breathing air.
breathing - this is definitely a present participle
Having adapted to pressure changes,
dolphins’ lungs enable them to dive below the ocean’s surface.
here "having" is the participle"
Swimming
dolphins need to break the surface for air every two minutes.
here "smimming" is the participle.
So the answer depends on which word was underlined!
<span>to show that slavery is a terrible practice that has brought misery to too many people
It's clear that he thinks far too many people have been made miserable by slavery when he says "</span><span>that so great a part of it", meaning that so many people of the world have been afflicted by slavery. It's also clear that he thinks it is a terrible practice, as he uses the phrases "bound in chains of darkness and in chains of misery". </span>
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The Zimmermann Telegram, or Note, was significant to the history of World War I because it forced United States President Woodrow Wilson to reverse his initial position on American involvement in the European conflict and commit the United States to the war against Germany.
