I'm pretty sure you're allowed to write in First-Person, but make sure to make it clear you're writing about someone else's perspective.
Explanation:
1 Steve brought me a lovely cotton blouse from India.
2 Mum wants you to buy a carton of yoghurt on your way home
3 There was fear all around when the armoured trucks arrived.
4 As far back as 4000 BC, people used silver to make ornaments
5 She always buys silk from this department store. The silk is of high quality and is
reasonably priced,
6 Janet can't do the laundry because she forgot to buy a box of detergent.
7 bleach is a chemical we use to remove the colour from a piece of fabric.
8 India is said to be the place where the game of chess originated.
9 chickenpox is a viral disease. Those who are infected by it develop blisters on the skin.
10 That restaurant serves several varieties of coffee. I like the Brazilian coffee best of all
hope it helps. :)
Answer:
The correct adverbs are:
1-unluckily
2-logically
3-luckily
4-unfortunately
Explanation:
The sentences are completed as follows:
- I wanted to reach the airport before the flight arrived, but <u>unluckily</u> there was a traffic jam on the way. (This completes the sentence and provides the complete meaning of the sentence clearly.)
- Jack is making all the arrangements of the party, so <u>logically </u>he has to do all the necessary preparations. (This completes the sentence and provides the complete meaning of the sentence clearly.)
- I love spending time in nature. <u>Luckily</u>, I go camping every summer. (The complete meaning of both the sentences in continuation is portrayed by using the adverb luckily here.)
- I've been taking college courses for three years. <u>Unfortunately</u>, I won't graduate until next fall. (The meaning of the two sentences is clear by using this.)
D. cannot be divided
-A. and B. should be wrong for obvious reasons, (try sounding it out like that lol)
-I thought it might've been C, but this word in English does not need to be divided, so it has to be D.
I might be wrong, because D says "cannot" be divided, cannot being the key word.
My gut still says to choose D.
Hope this helps!
Explanation:
I was walking to my school on the way i saw a man who was very confused . he wanted to go to the same place im going " school " . so I went to the man and asked ' hi sir ! do u need any help ? '
the old man said ' yeah dear, I am searching for a school nearby '
and I asked him wat school ... he said ......... ( any school name of ur wish )
I replied ' yes sir I know where the school is sir I'll help u '
the man gave a smile and we started walking
( replace the you in the second paragraph by I or we )
and at Last we visited our school....
