The author uses very vague and mysterious phrases such as "as the website had promised" and " unlock the door with the key I had been sent.". Because he doesn't reveal who or what sent him/ brought him to that home, we question why he is there and what is going to happen next (Good or Bad). This can be seen in movies too. Typically writers will leave out key information to make us think and wonder. Hope that helped! :))
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c.gets the person you are interviewing to open up and talk about the topic of the interview
Answer: If I were a Chinese person moving to Canada in the 1900s, I would feel like an outsider in Canada.
Explanation: I would feel like an outsider because it's a completely different country altogether. My traditions and beliefs would clash with Canadians. I would most likely get treated differently because I'm of a different race than them. However, it would give me certain freedoms that I didn't have in China, which would be a major advantage of migrating there. Not to mention how sad it is to leave your home and go to a place you're unsure of.
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Compound there are two sentences connected by a semicolon, you can tell because they each have their own subject (the musician, she) and their own verb (preform, had).
2. we removed the training wheels from my younger sisters bike
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