Write a Letter to Your Neighbor About their Dog's Incessant Barking
- Date the letter and save a copy.
- Never use all caps when writing as this can be viewed as shouting at the reader.
- Be specific about when their dog barks, note the days and times.
- Don't make assumptions. ...
- Avoid accusations or calling your neighbor names.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
There's an excerpt from the previous paragraph that reads as follows, "At the funeral, Joe Willow’s family cried, and old Fannie even fainted at the grave site when they started to cover him. "
This excerpt suggests that he's currently mourning the death of his friend one last time to the point of unconsciousness, probably saying a lot to himself in the process in order to cope with the fact of his loss.
I would say something along the lines about history. You've seen what some things that were done wrong, and other things that were done right. That's one thought.
