you: Mum and Dad, I need to have a word with you
Dad:- Sure.
You:- Can I please go to the ball with my friends.
Dad:- mhm I am not sure.
You:- Please, Micheal Jackson is showing Up for half an hour of so.
Dad:- what do say Sara(mum)
Mum:- I say we should let her go. When is this ball
You:- tomorrow 8 o clock
Dad:- In that case you have our permission to go.
You:- thank you
( you leave the room)
The sentence <em>The forecast said it will rain today </em>is declarative, as it is informing us that something is happening, you would use it to declare something you want to be known.
Interrogative sentence ends with a question mark.
Imperative sentence is used to order somebody to do something.
Exclamatory sentence ends with an exclamation mark.
Answer:
aphorism pun witticism. A witty, concise proverb-like saying is called an aphorism.
Answer: The relationship between him and his landlady is tense. He owes her a lot of money, so he avoids her at all costs because he feels anxious, ashamed, and even afraid.
Explanation:
Next time, add an attachment, the only reason i knew that is because i did that story yesterday for language arts and because i looked it up on the internet
