Answer:
"Daniel, put the chocolate in your backpack", Mom said but Daniel replied,"No mom, I want to eat it now".
But the mother didn't allow him at all.
Daniel looked at the bar of chocolate and said, "If only you were in my mouth right now", but there was nothing he could say or do.
After about three sighs of regret, Daniel put the chocolate in his backpack.
Explanation:
Imperative Mood:
put it in your backpack
Indicative Mood
want to eat it now
Subjunctive Mood
If only you were in my mouth
Hes sad because he realizes how much his family dislikes him!
The phrase/idiom, truly see something, means to to be well informed of "it's existence either as empty or void."
Hope this answered your question ._.
I'm not sure but is it being implied?
