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Tituba, the Reverend Parris's slave, is a woman from Barbados who practices what the Puritans view as “black magic.” Of course, she mainly does this because the conniving Abigail manipulates her into doing it. Tituba admits her supposed sin, but we never really find out what happens to her.
Answer:
i dono not give me my points
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Answer:
Low fuel
Explanation:
The suspension is what keeps the tires moving when driving over rough roads. Without it, the car can't drive smoothly. It also has a similar purpose to seat belts. To keep the driver and passenger safe when driving on bumpy roads. Steering problems have to do with the wheel since it's what controls the gears that turn the tires. Improper tire pressure is indicated by uneven tire tread and so are the other options. Low fuel is because your dad forgot to take the truck to the gas station.
If you had shared some options it would have been much easier to give you the right answer. According to the general idea of this story, I think that the statement which best explains why Irving sets "The Adventure of the Mysterious Stranger" in a land of “masks and gondolas” is ''<span>The setting is symbolic of the idea that ease and affluence are available to all''. I think you have the same in your option list, and if so, it will definitely help you.</span>
Preterite tense refers to an action that happened in the past and is now finished, therefore
1. Nosostros andábamos rapidamente en la carrera (andamos changes to andábamos, the preterite form for the 2nd person plural)
2. Juan dijo que sí (so, dice is now dijo, to indicate the action occurred in the past and the 3rd person singular form)
3. yo puse el auricular en la mesa (Pongo changes to puse to match the first person singular form and the preterite tense
4. tu le diste una carta a tu amigo. (Das changes to diste in the 2nd person singular form in preterite tense)
5. Nosotros estábamos en la clase de ingles. (Estábamos now substitutes estamos for the second person plural form in past tense)
6. michelle andaba rapidamente en la carrera (anda is now andaba)
7. Nosotros sabíamos la verdad (so sabemos changes to sabíamos to match the second person plural form and the preterite tense)