In life, things are categorized into two groups; Need and Want. There are things we need and things we want.
We decide on the importance of such things in our lives based on whether it satisfies our needs or our wants.
We can go through life with out things we want; however, we cannot live without the things we need, therefore, if the need arises and nobody can satisfy that need, we are motivated to create the things we need to live.
There are also things we want so much that it becomes a need. Thus, we are motivated to create a version of the thing we want to satisfy that need. For example, even though we already have a lot of jeans, we want to buy a new pair of jeans but we can't afford such expensive item. So, we find ways to create our own version of the expensive jeans from the items we have on hand. The end product will satisfy our need of acquiring the things we want.
<span>The theme of Hugging the Jukebox by Naomi Shihab Nye is one regarding a young six year old boy who lives with his grandparents on a Caribbean island. Though the boy is young, he has an amazing singing voice, and a love of singing that somewhat drives his elderly grandparents to annoyance. Although his grandparents are growing old, and are having difficulty determining how to navigate life in their old age, their six year old grandson, through his gift of song, gives them more purpose in their later years.</span>
The prayers went out as a protest and boycotted the game. (Corrected it.)
The prayers (subject) did two things:
1: went out as a protest (predicate)
and
2: boycotted the game (predicate)
Remember to use the same tense.
