A declarative sentence is a kind of sentence that only declares or simply talks about a certain topic. A declarative sentence only ends with a period. In the given sentence above, it can be rewritten into a declarative sentence as: In Berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals. The sentence with the period.
In Swifts’s Modest Proposal, he suggests eating poor Irish children as a solution to the social problem. Of course, it’s meant satirically. Swift didn’t really advocate cannibalism.
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Explanation:
The wolf was my favorite character. the way he took pride in who he was and how he was so happy doing what he loved motivates/Inspires me too.