Answer:
Sincerely ✔
Explanation:
The above is the closing in this business letter.
A business letter is known to be a formal document (also known as an official letter) which is usually sent from one firm/office to another or from a company to its employees, clients or stakeholders. It is also used as a correspondence between individuals in the corporate world.
Such letters actually begins with a style of formality: the writer's address, the date and the recipient's address.
It is very important to keep business letters as concise and straight forward as possible. The closing remark is usually simple and short.
Some closing remarks used in formal letter are:
- Sincerely
- Best Regards
- Yours truly
- Regards
- Faithfully, etc.
Answer:
A. a swarm of crazed people
Explanation:
"The Run Series" is an adventure book about two friends, Mac and Dennis. Their adventure centers on how they managed to survive in a world that was plagued with zombies.
In "The Run Series, #2," the<em> swarm of crazed people was rushing towards them. </em>At this time, <u>Mac and Dennis were inside a truck </u>trying to ignite its engine. These people were actually zombies who looked like an angry mob darting towards them.
So, this explains the answer.
Answer:
The speaker wants his muse to help him immortalize his love.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare wrote many of his poems in the form of a sonnet. In total, he wrote 154 sonnets using the form which we now refer to as the Shakespearean sonnet. It consists of three quatrains and a couplet, its rhyme scheme is<em> abab cdcd efef gg</em>, and the lines are written in a meter called the iambic pentameter.
In Sonnet 100, the speaker speaks to his muse, asking her to help him immortalize his love. He scolds her for leaving him, asking her to rise and return to him. He needs her help. He wants to immortalize his love through poetry, to create something that will remain even after he passes. We can see this in the following line: <em>Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life.</em>
The author's purpose for writing a human rights issue in "Of Mice & Men" Is to tell others about the Issue in the book so we can do something about it. Lennie in the book has special needs to were people think he is just weird and stupid. But he is really disabled and people don't understand and the only person there for him is George. *spoiler alert* He ends up dying at the end because the people didn't understand him and he just needed help. Which is what the author is trying to send the reader so we can fix this human rights issue.
(i love that book)
