I think it's hella rude cuz you don't know what that persons going through and everyone's body is different
you shouldn't judge in the first place tho cuz only God has the right to judge
The sentence that has an adjectival phrase is: His grandmother from New Zealand is visiting for two weeks.
An adjectival phrase is a group of words that describe a noun or pronoun in a sentence. It could consist of an adjective or a string of adjectives. For example, she is a beautiful, intelligent and sensible girl. In addition, an adjectival phrase not only can modify a noun but also a pronoun, like in this case, where 'from New Zealand´' is an example also of an adjectival phrase.
Doodle was expected to die from the beginning, however, he overcame everybody’s doubts and lives obstacles. He left past three months to when “ mama and daddy decided they might as well name him.” Doodle survived his brother’s plans to kill him with doodle smiled at him. He was able to move despite being told he would die because “ with his weak heart the strain would probably kill him”. Doodle even learn to walk with the help of his brother. All these accomplishments were what gave doodle a fulfilling life. He may have died at the age of six, but that is six years more than anyone else expected. It was not doodle story that was sad, but only the ending.
Mane so this fire started and I ran and then everyone else started running as well Ian look back so that’s all I know man
(Yo you the feds or sum?
I think it's number 2
to what elements of formal or informal speech can you identify in the speech
