Explanation:
The author´s primary purpose is to compel readers or audiences to take action, convince them an idea through an argument, or to confirm their belief´s.
Right now I think it's iPhones
The correct word in this case would be "accessible"
That means that it can only be accessed in that way. Accepted or admitted or adequate mean other things.
The correct answer is: I'm upset that I didn't make the basketball team, but <em>c'est la vie</em>!
The phrase "c'est la vie" is a French phrase that means "that's life," but it's become an English cliche that people use (rather than saying "that's life," in English). In writing, this phrase should be italicized in order to emphasize that 1) it is a common phrase not invented by the speaker, and 2) it's in a different language.
What texts? I don’t see some