Answer: <u>old</u>
Explanation:
When Helen was six months <u>old </u>, she could say "Wah-Wah” for water. What’s in the blank?
Answer:
Alexander should definitely <em>not</em> say everything that he knows about the history of bicycle design, seeing as that would be rude to all other participants, and it is a collaborative discussion. Instead, Alexander can tell everyone that he, in fact, also studied a lot on the history of bicycle design. He should then request that they take turns sharing ideas on what to add to the paper so that no one feels left out and all of their ideas are included.
Don't include this part in your answer: On another note, Daniel could just write the paper himself
It's C or D I am not sure, either. But I might say it's C
This can help you.
<span>When the speaker sees bent birch trees, he likes to think that they are bent because boys have been “swinging” them. He knows that they are, in fact, bent by ice storms. Yet he prefers his vision of a boy climbing a tree carefully and then swinging at the tree’s crest to the ground. He used to do this himself and dreams of going back to those days. He likens birch swinging to getting “away from the earth awhile” and then coming back. hope this helps you
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