Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns are he, she, him, her, I, you, they, them. He and him indicate male gender. She and her indicate female gender. Relative pronouns are who, whom, which, that, whoever. They do not reveal male or female. Subordinating conjunctions are transition words such as because, since, after, once, etc. They do not reveal gender. Substantives also do not show gender.
I think it might be C
A press release is concise and factual.
Newspapers have pictures, and memoirs have evidence and reasons.
Answer:
It was Lexie's birthday and she could not be more excited. She turned sixteen that day and thought everyone would want to celebrate her because they always did. However her day did not go as she planned it would. Her morning brought sadness and feelings of being forgotten because her mother was not even their to wish her happy birthday. On her way to school she assumed her friends and teachers would remember however they did not. She contained her emotions but she felt like crying. Feeling all alone because everyone had forgotten and her friends disappeared she went home. When she got home however her feelings changed. Everyone surprised her for her birthday and she no longer felt forgotten.
Explanation:
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The rewritten sentences are down below with a few explanations.
Explanation:
The teacher told him to write the sentence on the blackboard.
Mother told him not to by anything the next day.
The boy asked him not to tell his secret to some one else.
My friend advised me to read that book.
My mother reminded me to buy some bread.
All the sentences are essentially to be made into passive voice with the lack of anything that pertains to the present and the continuous.
