Foreigner is a noun and refers to a person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country: ‘I can tell by your accent that you are a foreigner in these parts.’ The adjective is foreign: ‘I enjoy visiting foreign countries.’ ‘His wife teaches English as a foreign language.’
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Demonstration
A show or display; the act of presenting something to sight or view; hold/stage a demonstration (NOT make): ‘In London, students and lecturers staged a mass demonstration against the proposed education cuts.’ ‘Many demonstrations have been held in protest against the level of pollution.’
COHESION
Cohesion words or phrases define the association between one sentence and the next. These words or phrases link a sentence with its pervious or next sentence, thus, helping readers to relate the sentences and the authors intended meaning. The writer can use but, however, in spite of, or some other similar linking word or phrase; […]
Grammar & Punctuation – active voice.
TRANSITIVE VERBS (verbs that take an object) can be used in two ways, or ‘voices’: active and passive: ACTIVE: The dog bit him. PASSIVE: He was bitten by the dog. Transitive verbs usually describe some kind of action. In the sentence The dog bit him, you have a person, thing, or idea that performs the […]