The verb <em>to see </em>placed in first person singular, future perfect, passive voice is - I will have been seen.
First person singular is the pronoun I, future perfect of the verb to see is will have seen, and since it is the passive voice, then it is - will have been seen.
Answer:
All of them except for "democracy".
Explanation:
I just reread the copy of the speech, and found all of the words listed except for democracy.
It is compound because it has more than one subject.
Answer:
By offering him lunch money, acting as if he couldn't afford his own lunch.
Verb your welcome I am 80% sure
