Answer:
Your two paragraphs could be answers to the questions asked in the prompt.
Explanation:
I'm only going to give a summary, you just have to go into more details for your paper.
The first paragraph will be answering the question about Malik's relationship with his mother.
His mother is an authority figure in his life and the only constant that remained after they moved to Japan. He blamed her at first for taking him away from his friends, but he ended up forgiving her when he found out that it wasn't as bad as he thought it would be.
The second paragraph will be answering the question about how the interaction between Malik and his mother changed over time.
At first he tried to persuade her against moving to Japan because he didn't want to be away from his friends, but when his protest were ignored, he decided to rebel against her even though she was trying her best to help adapt to the change. Eventually her plan succeeded and he accepted the change. When it was time to move again and his mother began to worry about his reaction, he showed that he had become more open-minded to her circumstances.
I think the answer is . B <span>The alignment of main ideas with your chosen topic.</span>
Answers: To whom, We, their, me, hers.
Explanations:
1: We need the object pronoun whom (and the preposition to) because it is the object of this sentence that we are talking about ("she" is the subject).
2: "Us" is an object pronoun, but we need the subject pronoun to refer to "students" (the subject of the sentence).
3: Both "her" and "their" are possessive pronouns, but only "their" is right here since "girls" is plural.
4: The subject of this sentence is Blanca, and the verb (told) takes David and the speaker as objects, therefore, only the object pronoun "me" is correct.
5: The phrase "as good as" refers to "his painting," therefore we need a <u>possessive</u> pronoun (i.e., hers) to parallel "his painting".
Answer:
did you read a passage before this?
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