Dear Diary:
I (name here) Just won an All India CBSE National Quiz Competition final, and won (prize here)! To be honest, now at this point, my emotions are flooding through my head, and I feel genuinely super happy I can not even control my self. With this new prize, I probably will use it on (insert location, etc.), or maybe even (insert location, etc)! Also, instead of talking about the prize, being telecasted about how intelligent I am can really put a good note on me, and that note keeps reminding me saying "Hey, you did it!" Winning a show just to show how smart I can be just puts a big warmth on my heart!
Date of Entry: October 14th, 2020.
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Answer:
The speaker should begin by showing the topic's relevance to the audience and then relate the topic to ideas and experiences about which the audience holds a positive attitude if the topic of the speech is new to the listeners.
Explanation:
When the audience a speaker is going to have is totally new in the topic that is presenting, they need to get an introduction in order to feel interested by the topic and then when it is related to them as the speaker expresses ideas and examples the idea will be reinforced and it will be followed in the audience's mind the process of embracing it.
Answer:
the author explains the story
Explanation:
the author shows and not just tells.
Answer:
wow ummmmm is this even a quistoin?
Explanation:
Answer:
C) The new office building was built by my uncle Danny.
Explanation:
Passive voice is a form or set of forms of verbs in which the subject undergoes the action of the object.
Passive voice is used, when;
1: We don't exactly know the subject of the action e.g. A snake was killed. (We don't know, who killed the snake), the trees were cut (who cut them, no idea)
OR
2: When the action itself is more important (want to emphasize action) than subject of the action. For example, A snake was killed by him ( snake being killed is more important or emphasized than who killed the snake).
An easy and short-cut way to identify whether the sentence is a passive voice or not is;
Passive voice always have a form of be (be/is/are/am/was/were) which are followed by third form (past participle) of principal verb. If it is not so, the sentence is certainly not a passive voice. And if it does have this structure the sentence is certainly passive voice.