B. Where is Susie's bracelet?
You don't need to add the at.
The events from the structure help in the development of the story.
Explanation:
- The structure has the introduction, the build up, climax, resolution and the end.
- The introduction introduces the main characters, Jack and his mother. The build has the series of events in which Jack trades the cow for some beans, the mother throws the seeds and it grows into a tree overnight.
- The climax explains how Jack finds the golden egg laying goose.The resolution explains how he comes the problems and in the end Jack and his mother live happily.
- When developing the structure of the story, the author describes the events in the same order. From the structure, the plot is developed. The characters and their actions lead to development of the story.
The answer is C, both end marks and commas are in the right place.
Answer:
1 - historic
2 - quiet or modern
3 - dirty
4 - lively
5 - busy
6 - crowded
Explanation: the only one im not sure of is 2 but it’s one of them
It's not that good by an example can be...
Dear Diary,
I remember when I was 8 years old, my parents took me to the zoo for the first time. I was thrilled and amazed by how many different animals there were. I can still remember how fast my heart was beating, and how many times I got scolded for running off, because I wanted to see another creature such as a giraffe.
The next most exciting thing after entering the zoo was that I was allowed to pat a lion cub. It had golden fur which felt smooth to touch, and pointy whiskers that poked my skin. After that I had small pink bumps on my arms from the times when the cubs whiskers had poked me.
I loved that day so much that when it was finally time to leave I was reluctant to go and threw a small tantrum, which washed away when my parents promised to take me again. So, that visit to the zoo was the most memorable day of my life, because of how I felt.