<span><span> But I didn’t sleep. I thought about how utterly miserable it would feel to mess up on stage, plus get a vile grade in English class, plus watch Allison gloat. I got up before my alarm went off, arrived at school early, and slogged through the day like a sleepwalker. Finally the last bell chimed. "Ready?” Shondra asked, when we were alone again in the spare classroom. We had two hours until we had to meet our teacher backstage. Which statement best describes how the pacing of events heightens tension? The slow pace highlights how exhausted the narrator was on her big day." Slogging through the day like a sleepwalker" indicates a slow pace and getting up early suggests the narrator was tired.,</span></span>
Answer: the way I thought of it was he wasnt scared of the police and wanted to show that he wasnt scared.
Answer:
The second sentence.
Explanation:
Indicative means that something serves as a sign or evidence as to something else. In this instance, "the door was closed" and "the lights were out" are both <em>indicators</em> that Mr. Kane is not in his office.
The first sentence is not an example of the word indicative because there is no <em>indicators</em> to tell us that Mr. Kane is not in his office. We don't need evidence that he is not there because we already know that he had a dentist appointment.
Answer:
1.
left, dinner
participle
adjective modifying suggestion
2.
Tired, asleep
participle
adjective, describing or modifying nouns
3. running, taking
gerund
noun
4.
gerund
answer, saving
adjective, describing or modifying nouns
5.
become, dream
infinitive
noun