You could ask what kind of words are they using? And how are they presenting something?
example: I went to the store.
The dangers of walking to that building to buy necessary equipment to survival were all lined up in front of me, but I shook them aside.
The grammar for this is confusing, since I would say, for example the first one, played. But this would be: play, rides, read, sleep, study, works, cooks, speaks, sings, dances. It’s a bit confusing. For the my dad work/works one, it would be works because he is doing it. If we were to use work for this, then it would be something like, “My dad goes to work everyday.” Hope this helped a bit
If an actor is directed to go "stage left", he would move to his left and not to the audiences left.
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The answer is B.
No, because the sentence doesn't make sense.
Answer: The adverb slowly describes the verb walked. It basically says HOW the person walks (like did they walk fast, slow, at an average pace, etc., and in this case, it says that they walked in a slow manner).
Edit: so I’m assuming effect is like the mood of the story created, and I’d say that it creates a somber, suspenseful feeling, opposed to if she was walking quickly, which would create a rushed mood.
