The correct answer is I made friends, but not with Margaret.
Explanation:
In personal narratives, personal experiences and important events are told by the person who experienced them. Due to this, a key element of personal narratives is the use of the pronoun "I" or related words such as me or my. This use makes the narrative to have a first-person point of view.
This is exemplified in "I made friends, but not with Margaret" because the use of "I" shows this story is told by the person who experiences it, and this suggests the text is a personal narrative. Also, in other details such as "Margaret Bowman was a thirteen-year-old who wore bras" the use of the first-person point of view is not directly exemplified.
Select all that apply? What are the options?
D) we couldnt hardly see anything is a double negative
All would seem appropriate, but I'd say D, since it assists you in gathering data to support your clause
I would go with B. "parlor generals and field deserters"
