A - It helps the reader better visualize just how many young people work in the fast-food industry.
D - It supports the reasoning that the fast-food industry values a younger workforce over adult workers.
Answer:
a). I wish I would have been at the wedding, but I was in India <u>then</u>.
b). Bhutan is one of the least densely populated <u>country</u> in the world
Explanation:
The errors in the above two sentences are the incorrect use of 'then' in the first sentence and the wrong usage of the singular noun 'country' after the phrase 'one of the.' <u>The use of then in the sentence is inappropriate as there is no need to indicate the time as it adds an informal touch to the sentence</u> because <u>it is already understood that the speaker desired to attend the wedding but he couldn't due to being in India</u>. In the second sentence, it is grammatically incorrect to employ a singular noun after the phrase 'one of the' and therefore, it must be 'countries' instead of 'country.'
Answer:
intresting gifts were given by the boys to me
it will be in the passive voice
I don't know what the underlined sentence is, because there is none. But, assuming the underlined sentence is "he'd been held up, but at least he was there" you could use the next sentence, "As he rushed down the aisle to the stage, he muttered to himself, "better late than never."" to better understand, because him mentioning that he was late, can help you decipher the meaning of him being held up.