Answer:
compare: they are soldiers, one experienced and one is not, one has most likely been in war for years and the other is just now starting,
these are the only ones I can find!
Explanation:
You already know they are soldiers, so I don't need to explain this one!
In the poem, the veteran states: " iv'e seen war inside out, people dying is part of war" which indicates he has been in war for years while the young soldier states: "the war is something I barley know about. I cant even aim, my skill may not gain" Indicates that he has just joined and needs training and experience.
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so your teacher dosent think you copied write it all in ur own words
You did them right! I think
I would say the first answer is correct, because she first left the house, but then had to go back because she forgot her books.
The actions are linear - we have one action that happened first, and was followed by another later action.
