Правильный вариант выделен жирным шрифтом
1) His success is/are the result of hard work. 2) I’m looking for information/informations about that National park. 3) This/these goods is/are delivered from Europe. 4) If he doesn’t put on his glass/glasses he won’t see anything. 5) My granny always gives good advice/advices to me. 6) The trousers suit/suits you. 7) The news about the results of the experiment was/were received very quickly. 8) Can I use your scissors? Mine is/are not sharp enough. 9) The money is/are in the wallet. 10) His progress in learning English was/were great.
Объяснение:
Неисчисляемые существительные используются в единственном числе. парные существительные такие как trousers, glasses, scissors - во множественном.
many argue that living in a village is safer than living in a city. I think otherwise .
let's look at all the benefits on each side.
In our century, where technology and science reign, there are many ways to get rich, including through illegal methods. therefore, there are a huge number of ways to stop violators - electric locks, cameras, sensors and video surveillance cameras, it is impossible to escape from the crime and the thief will always be found - this means that you can feel safe in the city. agree - who chooses to sit in prison? in recent years, the number of attacks is becoming less and less
Now the village - as a rule there are very few people in the village, and often there are no cameras or other safety measures (there are exceptions. But if you call the police, they usually travel for a very long time. Crimes in the village are less common in the last time but to feel safe I can’t ...
My conclusion is that it’s safer to live in the city because you know that there are precautionary measures everywhere, there are people nearby who will help and the police arrive extremely quickly
And in the village there are no people who will become witnesses, there are no cameras and police stations are very far