Answer:
d
Explanation:
When writing you don't want your reader to feel uneducated, if they do they will probably stop reading. This waste their time and yours.
What about a girl that falls in love with a guy and everything is perfect but it turns out that everything she thought was happening was all just hallucinations or daydreams because she had been kidnapped by this psycho guy and that was the only way her brain could deal with it idk
Or how about a a girl and her son moves in with her boyfriend and she thinks he's great but then her son goes missing and at night she thinks she hears him yelling but everywhere she looks, he's not there, so she thinks she losing her mind. But it turns out that the guy she loves has been drugging her and he killed her son and she has no idea until tries to open this shed that actually has her son's body in it to look for something, and then her "perfect" boyfriend shows his true colors and is all creepy and she finds out everything idk how it would end tho.
Or maybe you could write about a woman whose abusive husband dies and she is kind of relieved but sad in a way. And then she ends up moving on and falls in love with this guy but then the ghost of her husband comes back saying she replaced him and idk
These might actually be horrible or idk I hope they're not. I was just brainstorming. Maybe these at least help you come up with an idea. Good luck.
Because if it has a lot of proganda and controversial topics then you could be in danger and be ready to leave at any time.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
nothing is wrong with it, grammar wise
Answer:
I would say that the answer should be "Helen's challenges with the frustration of learning to communicate".as a blind-deaf person and the excellent analogy with being shrouded in fog and not having how to determine where she was headed but love giving her the light to find her way and eventually get a degree at university.Helen is frustrated by the challenge associated with learning to communicate
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