Answer:
1. If I won the lottery the first thing I would buy is a house.
2. If I could live anywhere in the world it would be in Miami.
3. If I went to a desert island I would take my phone, my laptop and my dog with me.
4. If I found Alladin's lap my three wishes would be to be rich, to finish school and buy a new car.
5. If I travel in time I would go to the future.
6. If I saw my friend cheating on a test I would pretend I didn't see.
7. If my friend invited me for dinner and served something I hate I would tell them I don't like what was served.
8. If I could change one thing about my personality I would change my attitude.
9. If I were to choose one time to change about my appearance of would be the color of my eyes.
10. If I knew the truth will hurt my friend I will still tell him/her.
Answer:
Around is the preposition in the sentence
Explanation:
Answer:
the 2nd paragraph
Explanation:
the one that starts with 'this allowed lead'
The most favoring option is "C."
Changing the story to a new medium, here, means changing the literary agents and methodology utilized in the original script.
Explanation:
1. "A live ... original script."
This point dismisses any opportunity to create a new perspective or genre as asked in the query. So, this choice is hardly acceptable.
2. "A direct ... language."
This point again dimnishes the chance to produce a new medium for the same story. Moreover, changing the language won't divert the way the original piece is interpreted.
3. "A poem ... his father."
This is certainly a new form that can be opted to produce and present the original plot. Interestingly, it will also appeal to the audience in a entirely different way.
4. "A play .... of view."
This statement is absurd in regards to the requirement of the question.