The word commit has different meaning, and I'll just list some of them:
1.to write something down (commit these ides to paper)
2.to pledge to some position, or to state what you stand on an issue (I asked if he was a participate, but he refused to commit himself.
3. to bind yourself, or to obligate ( commit yourself to a cause)
4. to entrust ( I commit myself to you)
5. to do something, perform an action (to commit murder)
6.to commit to custody (he was committed to prison)
<span>A. The audience members will be inspired to hope for victory and protect their allies.
B is a close call but this speech only mentions the French, not all Europeans.</span>
Answer:
1. A sports team could very well benefit from emotional contagion because even if a team member says they´re mentally and emotionally alright, the other members can tell if it´s true or not.
2. If I was a photographer, and I could pick one fleeting moment, I would want to catch a moment of an animal further away, jumping in the air. Or an animal Yawning.
3. As far as positive influences go, I would say my brother. He´s been there with me since day one, always by my side, helping me.
4. I personally feel that, no, circumstantial friendships are not important in one's life. It can leave negative impacts on you, and how much you trust others, which can develop into trust issues.
5. I do think that schools should develop mentorship from older students to younger students. It may be easier to speak to a teenager, not much older then you, rather then an adult you feel like is gonna tell you parents everything you say.
6. I think these vocabulary terms will apply to the following text because these vocabulary terms will most likely be somewhat involved in the text.
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