Are these good chapter titles for the outsiders?
for chapter one i put "the east side greasers"
for chapter two i have "dicovery of the good-girl soc" and "things are rough all over" (as cherry says in the book)
for chapter three i have "the runaways"
for chapter four i have "when natures first green turns black" (johnny kills bob and in chapter five,the first of "nothing gold can stay" is "Nature's first green is gold")
for chapter five i was thinking something like "gone with the gold" (referring to gone with the wind and nothing gold can stay,both allusions included in chapter five)
for chapter six i was thinking "heroes of windrixville" or "from hoodlum greasers to windrixville heroes"
Answer:
The President is Joe Biden, and the Vice President is Kamala Harris. The Obamas, Bushes, and Clintons attended Biden's inauguration. It felt good, it felt good knowing we're going to have a president who doesn't inspire extremists to break into the Capital. It felt good, it felt good knowing that we'll be able to laugh with the President and not at him. It felt good, it felt good knowing we'll have someone who treats the virus like a virus and not a hoax. It felt good, it felt good knowing we have a President who acts like an adult and doesn't spend five hours using Twitter daily. It felt good, it felt good knowing we have a real president now, and not a failed actor.
Explanation:
Thank goodness.
I would personally go with B
An infinitive is the verb form using the word "to," as in "to eat," "to play," or "to read." An infinitive phrase includes the base infinitive plus other modifiers or complements. An infinitive phrase can often be used as the subject of a sentence because it refers to the act itself rather than doing the action. In this case, "to make it to the end of the day" is an infinitive phrase acting as the subject of the sentence.
Answer:
I think its a
Explanation:
but dont come at me if you get it wrong
