Answer:
Up, with, off, out, down, up, out, on, along, down
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- My teacher is a wonderful person and we all look up to him.
- I argued
with my mum this morning and now I wish I hadn't.
- Don't forget to turn off the heating when you leave.
- Simon decided to ask his classmate out.
- She asked her family for help, but they let her down.
- You should apologize and make up after the argument you had.
- They must be friends as they hang out together all the time.
- You shouldn't rely on other people all the time. Be more independent.
- They argued when they first met, but now they get
along really well.
- Jason thinks he's cleverer than everybody else and is always putting us down.
Answer:
we can't answer if we don't have the sentences provided
Explanation:
Answer:
Hemingway expresses his thoughts on war and its impact from the point of view of “The Lost Generation”. He expresses the message that the war was destructive and many people (i.e. those who are a part of The Lost Generation) deeply felt the losses caused by the war. He expresses the impact of the physical losses as well as peoples loss of faith in humanity after World War I. He also discusses the fact that the war led to many people losing their “moral bearings” after witnessing so much loss and annihilation. In “In Another Country”, Hemingway uses the narrator’s matter-of-fact and bleak tone to convey his thoughts on the war. He also uses visceral imagery and adjectives like cold, dark, heavy, and stiff to help create the appropriate tone and establish a bleak setting to express his thoughts.
Explanation:
This question and answer were part of a study guide I used to prepare for an exam in English so this is just my best understanding of the question. I hope it helps! :)
Answer:
The Interesting Question Hook. An interesting question hook is when you ask a question that relates to your essay or paper. ...
The Strong Statement/Declaration Hook. ...
The Fact/ Statistic Hook. ...
The Metaphor / Simile Hook. ...
The Story Hook. ...
The Description Hook. ...
The Quotation Hook.
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