Answer:
♡ I would definitely choose C! ♡
-- There is a lot to write about if you choose C.
Explanation:
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It's appropriate and a smart choice.
Hope I helped! :3
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Explanation:
Answer:
1. Tim and Nikki do not eat cheese.
2. Do you go to the park at the weekend?
3. Mark writes emails in the evening.
4. Will Simon walk to work?
5. We do not listen to a lot of music.
6. Loris does not drink beer.
7. Do Fergal and Siobhan live in Dublin?
Answer:
The author's purpose in this sentence is to show how Paul cares about protecting children from knowing what is really going on with raccoons. In this case, the author shows how adults are responsible for putting children through bad experiences for them and creating an environment that makes them comfortable.
Explanation:
In "Raccoon Olympics" we are introduced to a narrative where traps are placed in the trees of an ecological field to capture raccoons. Paul King is the naturalist who works in the park and was hired to inspect these traps. He is talking to the storyteller, who is a child and her father. Paul explains that the traps are placed because raccoons do not have a predator in the environment and end up reproducing a lot and causing overpopulation problems. When we read the story, we can see that raccoons are captured to be killed, but in order not to traumatize the child and not expose him to uncomfortable situations, Paul says that raccoons are captured to participate in swimming competitions between them.
Answer:
New York is a vibrant, very diverse city.
Explanation:
In the first option, it is not right to use both a comma and "and" to connect a two-element list of modifiers ("vibrant" and "very diverse"). In the second option, a comma should not be isolating the adverb "very" from the adjective it modifies (diverse). Only the third option is properly punctuated.
