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<h3> HOPE IT HELPED ⊂(^-^⊂)</h3>
Don't forget
there is always somebody or something
waiting for you,
something stronger, more intelligent,
more evil, more kind, more durable,
something bigger, something better,
something worse, something with
eyes like the tiger, jaws like the shark,
something crazier than crazy,
saner than sane,
there is always something or somebody
waiting for you
as you put on your shoes
or as you sleep
or as you empty a garbage can
or pet your cat
or brush your teeth
or celebrate a holiday
there is always somebody or something
waiting for you.
keep this fully in mind
so that when it happens
you will be as ready as possible.
meanwhile, a good day to
you
if you are still there.
I think that I am---
I just burnt my fingers on
this
cigarette.
Ooh I’m good at writing essays. U should start by talking about King and who he was. Maybe add a quote or something like that and then further explain what “cashing a check” means and how it made Kong’s speech more effective.
Answer:
Did you walk the dog today? -- interrogative
Walk the dog before dinner. -- imperative
I took the dog for a half-mile walk. -- indicative
Explanation:
The interrogative mood is when the verb is used to ask questions. For example: Were you cooking when I called?
In the imperative mood, a verb expresses a command, a request, or even a suggestion in a more direct way. For example: Don't forget to clean your room.
The indicative mood is used to state facts, at least from the perspective of the one who is speaking. For example: Jane didn't talk to me yesterday.
