Answer:
thx for points my dude
Explanation:
and no one can answer that because we havent read the text
In "Lucky Charm" the author tells the story of a father son relationship that on the surface seems poor. A father taking his son to a gambling parlor isn't exactly what society sees as a good thing for a father to do. However, this is the only time the boy sees his father's pride in him. He sees that he is not invisible to his father and that his father does love him. The father gives up his Saturday poker games in order to attend his son's football games. It isn't until his last Saturday they revisit the poker table. The purpose of this story is to show that even though the father may not be a great role model or provider for the family doesn't mean that he doesn't love or have pride in his son.
In the sentence that goes "The old brick house that sits on top of the hill was built during the Civil War", the adjective clause would be "that sits on top of the hill".
Adjective clauses function as adjectives to the subject which gives more detail on what the sentence is talking about. Sometimes it can be found in the beginning, or in the end of the sentence, but usually is it found in the middle of the subject and the predicate which is more convenient for writers and readers. In this case, the identified adjective clause which is "that sits on top of the hill" talks more about the old brick house and answers the question which one.
Is this about a book? What book? Maybe someone can help if they know if there’s a book.
