Can you leave a link to the passage or text? This would make it easier to help you
A text account I guess some might say would not be as reliable but with a visual account you have proof that it happened. Hope this helps
If you want to know whether that sentence is punctuated correctly, then you are right - it is.
You need to have a comma after the word range, because that is where the dependent clause ends, and there should be no comma before the conjunction and.
Answer:
metaphor
Explanation: The sentence is describing without using like or as.
The answer is C. "Definitely," the camp guid stated, "or you may suffer from heatstroke!"
This sentence uses correct punctuation, capitalization, quotation and comma use. <span />
