Answer:
Congratulations to Bob Dylan, the surprise winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature. This is easily the most controversial award since they gave it to the guy who wrote Lord of the Flies, which was controversial only because it came next after the immensely popular 1982 prize for Gabriel García Márquez. Nobody can read the minds of the Nobel committee – it’s not that kind of award. You can’t argue that Dylan jumped the line in front of more deserving candidates because there’s no internal logic to the process. Like most literary Nobels, except much more so, it comes out of the blue, giving Dylan fans a whole new glorious enigma to battle over. So settle in. This argument will take us years. If you’re looking to get silly, you better go back t0 where you came from.
Explanation:
adjectives are great for describing things.
Instead of “I will go into the forest.” We could have “I will go into the scary forest” or “I will go into the beautiful forest”
It’s just good for describing and adding depth into your writing, or something.
Answer:active
Explanation:
Because will is not a passive word