With my cousins at there house playing games and had a sleepover
During the time Lizbeth grows up she doesn’t care about the society outside her community but with time she doesn’t have the will to play childish games anymore and starts to realize that she is becoming a woman.
Nevertheless, all her structure growing up is based in that her father is the <em>rock of the family</em>, the one who provides and takes care of her and her mother.
When Lizbeth listens to a conversation between her mother and her father and sees her father <em>crying</em> because he is unemployed - remember the book is placed during the <em>great depression</em> - she realizes that all she believed in all her life is not real. There is no space anymore for innocence now.
At that moment she realizes that <em>"her childhood faded and her womanhood begun”.</em>
The rhetorical device most clearly used here is the Enumeration. This device is used to list the details or qualities of a character. In this example, it is mentioned a list of attitudes that the character being described has.
Answer:
Phase 1, NPA Estate,
Lagos.
The Head Teacher,
Victory Schools,
Queens Road.
Dear Sir,
LETTER FOR A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
I humbly write out of a heart that desires quality. Having gone through the senior high school where I recently got an admission, I discovered that there are somethings I will like to share with you.
First, the department lacks adequate laboratory equipment. They seem to be glued to the use of "ancient" laboratory. Their available equipment makes practical works boring and uninteresting.
Also, the department's teaching standard is very poor. Some of the teachers are unable to present their lessons properly for students to grasp.
These are some of the reasons why I solicit for a change of program. I believe another program will be better off for me.
Yours faithfully,
Chris O.
Explanation:
The above is an example of formal letter.