Answer:
thus or therefore
Explanation:
The sentence above requires a "connector" in order to connect <em>two independent clauses</em>.
First clause: <em>Douglass believed that education was important</em>.
Second clause: <em>He taught other slaves to read the New Testament at a weekly church service.</em>
A connector in the form of "conjunctive adverb"<em> </em><em>(thus/therefore)</em> was used because the clauses show a <em>transitional expression. </em>It meant that Douglass wanted people to become educated and to value education. This is the reason why he taught the slaves to read.
Dear Diary:
I (name here) Just won an All India CBSE National Quiz Competition final, and won (prize here)! To be honest, now at this point, my emotions are flooding through my head, and I feel genuinely super happy I can not even control my self. With this new prize, I probably will use it on (insert location, etc.), or maybe even (insert location, etc)! Also, instead of talking about the prize, being telecasted about how intelligent I am can really put a good note on me, and that note keeps reminding me saying "Hey, you did it!" Winning a show just to show how smart I can be just puts a big warmth on my heart!
Date of Entry: October 14th, 2020.
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Answer:
I'm confused on what you are asking
Answer:
Alliteration
Explanation:
Since all of the words start with the same letter, it's considered alliteration.
The answer that you are looking for should be a frame story.
