Answer:
1. Danny asked if the sea level was going to rise/ would rise
2.She told me to turn off the lights before I went out
3. The man told the children not to drop litter in the park
4. Tom asked the weekend's weather forecast
5. Jim asked the man how long he had been helping the homeless
6. Tonia asked michael if he has ever worked for a charity
7. She asked me if I had seen the white wolves documentary last night
8. Mum told me not to waste so much water.
1. Correct your grammar and spelling
2. Make sure you have complete paragraphs
3.Make sure your writing has an intro middle and conclusion
4.Make sure your resources are cited
<span>The lawyer losses his energy, his drive and his motivation to pursue his perceived entitlements to one who is rather humbled and reserved. He relinquishes his boisterous demeanor in exchange for a more held back and empathetic poise. His wild drive to accumulate wealth is replaced by a reprehensible attitude towards material objects.</span>
Answer:
If you look at Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, you see that the most foundational level deals with basic survival needs. The things our bodies need to stay alive; or in other words, survival. If we can’t survive, nothing else really matters.
Yet in our modern society, we rarely think about these items, except from a convenience point of view. We don’t worry about having water to drink, we worry about what sorts of drinks we’ll have available to us. Most of us don’t worry about having enough food to eat, but whether it will be the food that we like. This is mostly because we have plenty of the basic things needed for survival. But we could lose all of that in a moment, without notice.
C Subject is New Zealand and verb is enjoys
