How rude don’t say that? I’m
Confused right now
A comma
Can be used to combine two independent clauses correctly
Hi,
I would say the tone is C, confused. I'm not entirely sure though, because it sounds as if the author is also frustrated; but I'm leaning towards C.
Tell me in the comments if you get it correct. Good luck!☺
~Elisabeth
What is the question here because I don't see it.
Answer: A) book.
Explanation:
We can conclude that the author is referring to a book when saying "novel", because:
- "novel" is a kind of a book
- the location where the novel can be found indicates that it is a book ("the store")
- words "comic" and "novel" are not interchangeable; the comic is a periodical which includes strips/cartoons, while the synonym for comic is comic paper/cartoon paper
- words "movie" and "novel" have completely different meaning
- as an adjective, word "novel" does mean "new", but in this context, it is not used as an adjective
