What’s the following sentence? I need that to help you answer.
Incomplete question. But I inferred you are referring to the article "A Guide to Exiles, Expatriates, and Internal Emigrés" by Mary McCarthy. The paragraph reads;
<em>"More than anybody (except lovers), exiles are dependent on mail. A Greek writer friend in Paris was the only person I knew to suffer real pain during the events of May, 1968, when the mail was cut off..".</em>
Answer:
<u>to show an exemption</u>
Explanation:
This exemption could read this way;
"With the exemption of lovers, exiles are dependent on mail more than anyone". What this means is that lovers use mails far more than exiles because of their emotional connection. But when you are not lovers, then exiles do more of mailing than you do.
Answer:
Dear brother,
Last holiday was so fun! We would wake up every morning and drink hot cocoa with whipped cream and marshmallows then we would eat chocolate pancakes for breakfast! After that, we'd all go outside and play, feed the animals, window shop, and wander around. Then for lunch, we'd all go to a small, book café and all order meat and veggie sandwiches, when we were done, we'd go back home to a cat nap then we'd go get dinner which was a extra peperoni pizza, after the big, fun filled days we' had, we would go to bed happy and full of contentment. It was the best holiday ever!
Love, your sibling
Explanation:
I hope this works! :D
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Here you would use "what I want to do in the future".
