Answer:
D. The narrator is panicking during her first day on the job.
<span> 1) limited omniscient perspective, because she made an inference. (she didn't see with her own eyes)
2) The mom, because "</span><span>“Not so fast, Lara,” I intoned. I stood in the kitchen, staring out the window, with my hands planted firmly on the laminated counter. “Not before you and your brothers make your beds and clean your room.”"
3) There really was a bear
4)"</span><span>I heard the kids grumbling as they did what surely would have been five minutes' work for me, whining that, as they labored, their precious lake was evaporating forever into the mists of time." The lake won't evaporate that fast.
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The answer is B your welcome.
Answer:
The sentences can be written in indirect speech as follows:
a) Ronald said “I want to switch careers."
<em>Ronald said that he wanted to switch careers.</em>
b) Nora said “John is a good boss because he always cares about us."
<em>Nora said that John is a good boss because he always cares about us.</em>
c) Steve said “Joshua and I will go to London for a business meeting."
<em>Steve said that he and Joshua will go to London for a business meeting.</em>
d) Lana and Tom said “We can help with the arrangements for the holiday party."
<em>Lana and Tom said that they can help with the arrangements for the holiday party. </em>
An indirect speech can be described as sentences in which a person narrates what the other person has said. It might not be the actual words spoken by the person.
In direct speech, the actual words spoken by a person are expressed. The words spoken by the person are written in inverted commas.