Tara could not wait for summer.
As in rough draft? In the rough draft, you need to have a basic outline of your final draft. As in a few sentences in the first paragraph so on and so forth. It doesn't have to be pretty and neat. That's why it's called a rough draft.
Answer:
me:hi uncle
uncle:hi how can I help you
uncle:can you please give me samosa
me: yeah of course
uncle:how many
me :2
uncle:ok have this
me: how much price
uncle: only 20rs
me:thank you
uncle: welcome
me :bye
uncle: bye bye
Answer:
All of the choices are good ones. All of the choices could be argued that that is what service is all about. All of the answers are what service does both for the donor and those that receive it.
Let me sidetrack for just a moment. I am always amazed at how willingly those contributing to Brainly are willing to share what they know to make those asking better students. It's hard work and sometimes I wonder if it is fully recognized. And then there is the question of the mods. Since I began contributing 11 months ago, my number one Kudo are the mods. Their work is ignored or they are bad mouthed or feared. Considering that some became mods at 13, they do a remarkable job. They do sometimes see things in black and white terms, but even that is forgivable, because they are young and most of the time right.
That's service. It's being a good volunteer. It is returning to the community what has been freely given to them. And that is what paragraph 3 is all about.
All of the sentences are true. All of them. But the question says support detail. The Soup kitchen is an example, and it is a detail. I pick D but if you have a different answer, use it. Always, always go with your own idea.
Answer: D
This statement is false because the king demands the head of medusa to give as a gift to another person's wedding- not as a substitute for his mother.
