A personal pronoun takes the place of a noun for a specific person or thing. The personal pronouns are: I, you, we, he, she, it, me, us, him, her, they, them. A personal pronoun takes the place of a noun for a specific person or thing.
Annie asks museum guests to refer to their maps as she finishes guiding the tour of a special exhibit and releases them to explore the rest of the galleries, giving a brief description of each one. Spatial type of speech organizational pattern would Annie use.
Spatial speech organization involves directions and speech organization is totally based on how that topic actually present in space. As Annie asks the guests to refer to the maps in order to show them the actual area which exist in space.
Hence, the correct answer is Spatial.
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I'm going to answer this anyway as you clearly made a mistake in what you were trying to ask and/or forget the image you were trying to put in it. Considering that as long as someone if looking at the question, you're not allowed to edit the question, it's virtually impossible to get that to happen. SO what I'm going to do instead of attach an image of "studt island".
From the given choices: l<span>uxurious, arrogant, elegant, pretentious and fashionable
The words with positive connotation would be luxurious, elegant and fashionable. (there words represent a good sense of style of the described object/person).
The words arrogant and pretentious refer to the more egoistic qualities of people and do not have a positive connotation.
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