It really would be helpful in further questions to give some context on what it wants. I know it wants you to conjugate something, but without the verb, it's difficult to see what it wants.
One that would probably work is "the bus will be clear at game time"
If "play" is the name of the person who gave the wonderful speech about honesty, then yes. You would capitalize the P in Play because it is someone's name.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
It uses quotation marks correctly, correct comma placement, and so on.
The factual part is that the people were transported as slaves and in factual part is about the wings
Explanation:
The factual part of the narrative recounts the slave trade.
This means that the narrative where the slaves are put up on the ships and then taken are very much real narratives.
The fictional and figurative part of the narrative is the wings which are here used to describe freedom.
The people on the ship went without wings and thus lost their freedom forever.
There was no more a way to distinguish them from the others so there was no matter of difference now
