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Answer:
3. They are told from first person point of view, in which the narrator uses the pronoun ‘I’ to tell the story
Answer:
Kayla the kid <em><u>(could add kangaroo here)</u></em> looked through the knowledgeable kaleidoscope in kindergarten
Explanation:
Alliteration is where the same letter or sound is repeated at the beginning of a word multiple times in a sentence, or, the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
(pretty sure you knew that and just needed some help thinking of words though, hopefully the above helps you out!)
btw (could add kangaroo here) is not part of it, just a side note haha
Answer:
B
Explanation:
U always put a comma before and but or or if both sides of the sentence have a new subject, and also in between any 2 describing words, but only if they're of the SAME SUBJECT
Answer:
List of pronouns:
Sentence 3: "this", "me"
Sentence 4: "these", "me", "I"
Explanation:
Pronouns replace nouns. There are different types of pronouns
<u>Subject pronouns</u>: replace the subject noun (I)
<u>Object pronouns: these pronouns replace nouns acting as direct object (me)</u>
<u>Demonstrative pronouns:</u> replace noun or noun phrase mentioned before (this, these)
The words "your" and "my" are not pronouns but determiners (or possesive adjectives) as they modify a noun but do not replace it.
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