Answer:
to show you another way to write the word
It's basically to show a writer when it's a good spot to break down a word when it can't fit into a line.
If you were watching a breaking battle you would feel intense adrenaline and be excited to know the outcome of the battle.
<h3>What are breaking Battles?</h3>
- These are head-to-head competitions.
- These are competitions where each team or player must show their skills.
- They are competitions whose result is decided by judges.
Watching a breaking battle is very exciting as the outcome is unpredictable as both players and teams are skilled. You should show this excitement in a journal entry about this event.
An example journal entry would be:
<em>July 06, 2022</em>
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<em>Dear Diary.</em>
<em>Today I had the opportunity to watch a breakout battle, where my friend was part of a team. The competition required each team to present dance with professional, synchronized movements. It was very exciting to watch them because they were all so skillful and talented, but the most exciting thing was the judges' analysis which made everything more mysterious and unpredictable.</em>
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Two I think. the adverbs seem to be there, and later.
<span>a composite character</span>
<span>Lucy in William Wordsworth’s
poem She Dwelt among the Untrodden Ways
was most likely a composite character whose life represents any of the women in
his community or a combination of women characters who have made an impression
on him as a child or as a man. He wrote it when he was 28 years old. Lucy cannot
be Wordsworth wife because she is depicted as a “maid” or an unmarried woman, who
lived unnoticed and died known only by a few. She could not be the poet’s
daughter also because he was referring to an adult woman in his poem.</span>
Lucy could therefore be a
representation of any of the single, lonely women who have lived quiet and
simple lives. She symbolizes women whose beauty was not appreciated and whose
life has ended unfulfilled, without a son or daughter to continue her bloodline.
