Answer:
Active
Explanation:
It expresses the verb in the beginning.
Shirley Jackson's short story “The Lottery<span>;” a </span>suspenseful<span>tale so disturbing it received the most mail in response</span>
Answer:because of the plague
Explanation:
Answer:
2. Lisa is looking at shows.
3. Rachel is eating a salad.
4. Louise and Jane are not eating a salad.
5. Brain is waiting for a friend.
6. George is going to the gym.
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second sheet
2. What are tom and frank doing? Tom and Frank are buying movie tickets.
3. Is rachel looking at shoes? No, Rachel is eating a salad.
4. Who is looking in a shop window? Lisa is looking in a shop window at shoes.
5. Is Brian going to the cinema? No, Brian is waiting for a friend.
6. Where is George going? George is going to the gym.
7. Are Louise and Jane eating pizza? No, they're not eating pizza.
8. What are Louise and Jane doing? They're drinking coffee.
Explanation:
for the first page you are turning the words in the brackets into present tense and using them in the sentence. for the second page you are doing the same but finishing the question and then answering it.
Answer:
D. I laughed to myself, wondering which one I would go by.
Explanation:
Ju lia Alvarez’s short story "Names Nombres," tells the story of her childhood when people used to mistake her name and call her by different names. Moving to New York from the Dominican Republic, her family encountered numerous instances of people mistaking their names a lot, which led to this piece of the short story.
In the story, Alvarez recounts how many people would mistake her for Ju liet, or even sometimes Ju les or Ju dith. And even her last name was called Alcatraz, leading Ju lia to really think about why it is that Americans find it hard to call them by their real names. But her ending statement <em>"I laughed to myself, wondering which one I would go by"</em> seems to infer that she finds it amusing. This statement shows that the many names that she had 'incurred' greatly amused her, even joking that she'd had to choose a name that she would go by when she become <em>"well-known throughout the United States".</em>
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
