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The Y rule: When a root ends in y, change the y to i when adding a suffix (easy + est = easiest; happy + ness = happiness). Exceptions: Keep the y if a vowel comes before it (play + er = player; joy + ful = joyful).
Answer:
Chapter: "the Lost Child"
Explanation:
The desire of the boy in the story of, "The last child" were many things..
The things being sold on the street were a part of his desire..
The little boy used to admire all the things that were being sold on the street. And the things being sold in the fair..
However, he didn't really get everything..
The desire leads to the theme and moral of the story as well. That how there are many people who might seem appealing in life, many things that are appealing in life, but not so much in reality..
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It is likely that the author uses the dialect to show someone who is an "outsider," that is, the author may have used the dialect to show a character who does not belong to the place where the story takes place and this affects the history by showing contrasts and diversity. This is because the dialect is the term that represents a different form of language and communication that people from different regions present.
It connects the book's ideas about early bicycle variations.
