Grammar Practice: Concessions 1 Choose the sentences that support the use of tax money for charity. Although some people disagree the role of the government should be to help people. Philanthropy is an important use of tax money, even though our country has other needs. Although charity is a good thing, giving should be an individual decision not a government one. In spite of the fact that Americans give billions in private donations.tax money must be used for other purposes. We must continue to use tax money for charitable purposes despite the fact that people would rather pay fewer taxes. Our government has more important things to do than donate to charity.even though poverty is an issue in our country.

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Grammar Practice: Concessions 1 Choose the sentences that support the use of tax money for charity. Although some people disagree the role of the government should be to help people. Philanthropy is an important use of tax money, even though our country has other needs. Although charity is a good thing, giving should be an individual decision not a government one. In spite of the fact that Americans give billions in private donations.tax money must be used for other purposes. We must continue to use tax money for charitable purposes despite the fact that people would rather pay fewer taxes. Our government has more important things to do than donate to charity.even though poverty is an issue in our country.

Answer 1

The sentences that support the use of tax money for charity are: "Philanthropy is an important use of tax money, even though our country has other needs." and "We must continue to use tax money for charitable purposes despite the fact that people would rather pay fewer taxes."

Answer 2

## Step 1The problem requires us to identify the sentences that support the use of tax money for charity. We need to analyze each sentence and determine whether it supports or opposes the use of tax money for charity.## Step 2The first sentence, "Although some people disagree the role of the government should be to help people.", does not provide a clear stance on the use of tax money for charity. It merely states that there is disagreement, but it does not specify whether this disagreement is about the use of tax money for charity.## Step 3The second sentence, "Philanthropy is an important use of tax money, even though our country has other needs.", supports the use of tax money for charity. It states that philanthropy, which includes charity, is an important use of tax money, even though the country has other needs.## Step 4The third sentence, "Although charity is a good thing, giving should be an individual decision not a government one.", opposes the use of tax money for charity. It suggests that charity should be an individual decision, not a government one.## Step 5The fourth sentence, "In spite of the fact that Americans give billions in private donations, tax money must be used for other purposes.", also opposes the use of tax money for charity. It suggests that tax money should be used for other purposes, even though Americans give billions in private donations.## Step 6The fifth sentence, "We must continue to use tax money for charitable purposes despite the fact that people would rather pay fewer taxes.", supports the use of tax money for charity. It states that tax money should be used for charitable purposes, even though people would prefer to pay fewer taxes.## Step 7The sixth sentence, "Our government has more important things to do than donate to charity, even though poverty is an issue in our country.", opposes the use of tax money for charity. It suggests that the government has more important things to do than donate to charity, even though poverty is an issue in the country.

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