I assume you mean the three tenses, but let me know if you need more.
Past Tense: "Birds flew in the sky."
Future Tense: "Birds will fly in the sky."
The sentence is already in the present tense.
Answer:
Voting is the best to involve all of the community → reason
Statistics show that voting promotes community engagement → evidence
Communities should encourage people to register to vote → rebuttal
Voting takes too much time → counterclaim
Once you register to vote, it is actually really easy and quick → claim
Explanation:
I have been able to match each statement with the part of a viewpoint it represents.
We see that the reason here is that voting is actually the best way to see involve all of the community.
A rebuttal is seen to be one which nullifies the other evidence. From the evidence stated, it is seen that the statistics show that voting actually promotes community engagement. But the rebuttal tends to nullify that evidence. This is true because the rebuttal reveals that people still find it hard to vote so they need to be encouraged to vote. This then contradicts the promotion of community engagement.
Answer:
The cartoon suggests that the father would enjoy playing an online football game more than real football.
Explanation:
Danish is a Northern German Language NOT a Low German language.
The answer is Danish
B it's a noun or phrase that identifies or renames the noun or word in a sentence.
