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ludmilkaskok [199]
3 years ago
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Which transition word is not correctly used in the passage? Advertising is a creative art that serves several purposes. The main

purpose of advertisements is to persuade people to buy a particular product or service. In addition, an ad informs the reader about the product or service. For example, an advertisement for a car describes the key features of the car, and it may also include a tagline or an attractive picture to sway potential buyers. Moreover the invention of television and digital media, such as the Internet, most ads appeared in newspapers, magazines, and the radio. Today, businesses have a wide variety of advertising channels to promote their products and services. NextReset
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2 answers:
Musya8 [376]3 years ago
6 0
The transition word which is not correctly used in the passage is moreover.
As you can see in this sentence (<span>Moreover the invention of television and digital media, such as the Internet, most ads appeared in newspapers, magazines, and the radio.), something is wrong - the sentence doesn't sound natural or grammatical. This is why that word is the one which is used incorrectly, whereas the other sentences are good.</span>
thunderdus
2 years ago
wow this is really helpful
Elodia [21]3 years ago
4 0
It's the word "Moreover". It means "besides", "in addition", "furthermore"...

This sentence doesn't require a transition word at all. It should read: "Before the invention of television and digital media, such as the Internet, most ads appeared in newspapers, magazines, and the radio." Such as it is, the sentence is confusing and nonsensical.
thunderdus
2 years ago
nice
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