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An important theme in the short story “I See You Never” by Ray Bradbury is immigration.
The attitudes people have towards immigrants are presented in the story through the reaction of the characters towards Mr. Ramirez. While Mrs. O’Brian seems to appreciate Mr. Ramirez, there seems to be some unconscious boundary in her mind when it comes to her immigrant tenant. Her mixed attitude towards Mr. Ramirez is illustrated by her “holding the door half-open”. The policemen feel superior to Mr. Ramirez. They taunt him with the words “ ‘That’s six months too long’ ” about him overstaying his temporary visa. They smile when they witness his emotions.
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1. My brother, Jerry, is now going to France.
The appositive is Jerry.
2. My friend, the girl from the city, visited me for a week.
The appositive phrase is the girl from the city.
Usually appositives and appositive phrases are separated from the rest of the sentence using commas.
Answer:
I have played video games.
No, I have not.
No, I have not.
No, I don't have friends.
There aren't any changes to have affected me. Therefore, they are neutral charges.
Explanation:
I lead a boring life.
Answer:
B
C
B
A
C
This is for the last connections question. D
