Answer:
A. The best sailors somehow sense a coming wind shift and react almost before it happens.
Explanation:
In grammar, the term <em>voice </em>refers to the relationship between the action expressed by the verb and the participants of the described event (the subject and object). In English, there are two types of voice:
- Active voice - the subject acts upon the verb.
- Passive voice - the subject is the recipient of the action expressed by the verb.
The sentence that uses only active voice is sentence A. The rest of the sentences contain both active and passive voices. I'll underline the parts with the passive voice below:
- That blue sailboat is going to run aground if <u>the keel isn't pulled up soon</u>!
- Waves were breaking over the railing, so<u> lifejackets were put on quickly.</u>
- <u>The tiller was pulled hard to starboard</u>, but the strength of the breeze was too weak to move the boom.
I would say C is the main idea. A and B are too specific and D is inaccurate.
The audience shapes your writing because you must alter vocabulary and tone when targeting your work at a particular demographic. For example, children's books have less sophisticated language accompanied by sophomoric humor so that they can understand the vocabulary and remained entertained while academic journals will likely be written in a scientific, sterile way with more educated words as to target the other students, researchers, and professors reading their work. In the same way, if you are writing an essay to be graded or reviewed by an authority figure, you would use more advanced language to sound professional and intelligent.
Well you add 25 to the 45 if its 10:25 oh clock it makes it 11:10.
(The 25 + 45= 70, there is only 60 minutes in a hour so it makes it <u>11:10</u>.), [25 + 45, the 2 and 4 add up to a 6 but the two 5 makes it 10 so it = 11:10, Remember: 60ty minutes is a hour so 70 is 10 minutes past a hour so it makes it 11:10.]
Sense I believe your talking about a clock problem, and not another kind of problem it may be wrong if your talking about a not clock problem hope this helps :)
[Btw I putted this in the easiest terms I could think of, and the other part of the explanation you don't really need it, it just explains a little more :) hope this helps] If it doesn't make sense just tell me I'll try to help out some more :)
