C) The infinitive to learn acts as an adverb in the sentence
The sentence <em>The forecast said it will rain today </em>is declarative, as it is informing us that something is happening, you would use it to declare something you want to be known.
Interrogative sentence ends with a question mark.
Imperative sentence is used to order somebody to do something.
Exclamatory sentence ends with an exclamation mark.
<span>Of the more precisely defined variations of the form that we have today, the oldest is the Italian Sonnet, also known as the Petrarchan Sonnet, after its creator, Francesco Petrarca. It had no set structure originally and it was only after it's adoption by the English that defined the Italian Sonnet to be of Iambic pentameter and consist of an octave, or 8-line stanza, followed by a sestet, or 6-line stanza.</span>
As far as I can see, I notice that in the first paragraph (option 1) only promotes the notion of understanding and trust. In this paragraph, Michelle tries to comfort Phillip by making him understand that the situation has got out of hand and the guitar cannot be brought back, therefore, it is better for them to maintain a healthy conversation as well as a good relationship. However, Michelle herself seems unsettling because of the earlier effort she has made to search the guitar, yet her speech embodies the value of understanding one another to build trust among all.
I believe it can be A details or C Purpose
