Answer:
You're talking about YOU and HIM. You're adding two people but saying "I " and "him". It's a good sentence- you're asking a question.
Explanation:
You have a semicolon, seperated "I remeber his name" and "do you remeber it." You are mixing sentences up. I could say " I remember his name. Do you remember it?" It's a combined question
Sorry this is the best I got
Brainliest?
Explanation:
This question is referring to the story ''Dear Martin'' written by Nick Stone. The main character of the story is a high school African-American teen Justyce McAllister. The story is following his problems.
- In the story, we have situation when a white police officer comes and put handcuffs on Justyce. Justyce was thrown on the ground and he knows that he is not guilty. In those moments, he was dealing with his problems of because he was living in one old neighborhood and other students were not considered him as equal to them. He was left injured with his own thoughts.
The answer should be 'I' since it's like the person is taking about himself/herself and his/her classmates going to the new exhibit in the science museum. However, for the best answer if the person is telling a story about the classmates and another person, the best answer is A- he.
The two poems, “Tepeyac” and “Marian Anderson: Famous Concert Singer” have in common on how they are written. The two poems are written in a simple manner, in such a way that, it easily understood by the readers since it has a direct style. Both poems too, have no characters.