Well the four aspects of cultural context consist of Setting, Value, Custom and Lifestyle. So therefore answer choice B appearance is naturally wrong because it should be custom.
Answer:
D. I hate gossip it destroys people's lives.
Explanation:
Fused Sentence- When two independent clauses are run together without a proper punctuation or conjunction between them. The sentences are run on with two main clauses clubbed together without punctuation. Each clause is complete on its own but are joined together with an error in between. The error can be removed by adding a comma or semicolon or other conjunctions depending upon the sentence structure.
Main clause + error + Main clause
Example:
I hate gossip it destroys people's lives
The sentence is an example of fused sentence as two two independent clauses run together without a proper punctuation.
I hate gossip + it destroys people's lives
Correct- I hate gossip, it destroys people's lives.
Answer:
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, statesman and philanthropist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
Answer:
By “Spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings”, Wordsworth opines that poetry is a matter of mood and inspiration. Poetry evolves from the feelings of the poet. Poetry's source is the feeling in the heart, not the ideas of the intellect. ... Wordsworth told that the poet can't rely on sensibility alone.
Explanation:
Explanation: Write about something simple, but something that makes sense, as the example said, tying a shoe right? Well you can write about teaching your little brother or sister how to swim, or how to hit a soccer ball. Make something up if you're really confused because its not that you're cheating to get a good grade, it helps you to expand you're whole entire mind so in the future you know what to do. I had to write about this sometime in my life and I did the same thing. Now I'm a perfect student at English. Make sure to make it look neat, 2-3 sentences can do, a little bit less than a paragraph.
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