The one I don't like is the following one:
<span>Jack likes baseball as much as I.
I would say either: as much as me
or
as much as I am
but not "as much as i"
</span>("as much as" requires either accusative or a phrase following it)
Answer:
ignorant, wrong
Explanation:
in the study by Rockefeller university of the effect of stress on the brain, stress makes people sometimes loose their cool. losing your cool makes you stupid can be change to losing your cool makes you ignorant or wrong. this is two of the best option that is suitable to use in place of stupid because losing your cool in this sense is as a result of stress that is acting on your brain and changing the chemical reactions or chemistry in/of your brain and acting on your nerves. you are ignorant of the fact that you do not know what stress can do to your brain and as a result make you to lose your cool. you are wrong in the sense you lose your cool and you do not know what stress can do to the shape and chemistry in your brain. stupid is usually used to refer to people who are not intelligent that is very dull, ignorant, lack common sense and foolish and always at wrong.
It is the burden of the Prosecution to present evidence or proof to prove the case. In the event, that the Prosecution fails to present or inadequate evidence the defense counsel will move to ask the court for case dismissal or motion acquittal.
Answer:
c) To honor their sacrifice and reinforce public faith in the worth of the nation.
Explanation:
