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1.skip
2.accomplishment
3.grab
4.scenery
5.helplessness
6.secure
7.highly
8.currently
9.issue
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I am a little confused in 7 & 8(the ans of 7 might be the ans of 8 and the ans of 8 might be the ans of 7) if that make sense but hope you will figure out
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Exposition, or the introduction, is just one of a plot's many parts. Exposition sets up the story, including the setting, conflict and characters. This vital part of the plot not only indicates what the story will be about, but also draws the reader into the story.
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i believe nobody is a saint everyone in this world are sinners
Explanation: i am Christian and I believe that everyone are sinners because that is what it says in the bible
Cyber Bullying may seem like nothing since there's no physical contact, but in reality it can hurt even more than the actual thing. Behind those monitors are real people with real feelings: some have been driven to depression, some even driven to physical bullying, and some have been driven to suicide.\
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An example of dramatic irony would be if I were at a party and I were to say, "I can't wait to eat this cookie," and people around me knew the cookie was poisoned, that would be dramatic irony. Or if someone were to say, "No harm will come to you here," then harm came to them, that would also be considered dramatic irony.
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If you want to know more about dramatic irony watch A Series Of Unfortunate Events season 1 episode 3-4, It talks all about dramatic irony and other helpful english tips. (On Netflix)
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