I would think the second one: <span>Who will read my writing?</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
You can eliminate D. as the paragraph doesn't mention suspension. You can eliminate C. as that has nothing to do with the paragraph either. That leaves A and B. Between these two options A is the better choice as it specifically thanks her for her service and how you will honor her unlike B which goes off topic by referring to the future.
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To make this correct, you can add a quotation mark in "hes" to represent "he is."
Here's the finished sentence:
He's fishing at the pier.
Hope this helps you.
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It means he was happy and felt good in his heart. You know when you see or do something like buy your mom a gift she loves and your heart seems to feel like it is filled with happiness? That's the feeling that I believe William Wordsworth is trying to express.
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