Answer:
is supported with sources.
Explanation:
none of the other answer choices have good connotations, while backing your argument with sources is always good.
Answer:
No, it doesn't let you but you can edit it
The answer of your question is answer no D
The speaker in Wylie's poem "Wild Peaches" addressed the message to her husband. Their companionship was deliberately described in the poem when the two of them went hunting. A line which also indicates their emigration to another place somehow gave a hint to their home life.
Deppends on the way he is using it like he could use the setting of wwii and the storys tension be really violent.
