Answer:
By the way dont mind my bad grammar if theres anything u need to fix feel free to do so
Explanation:
The amount of slang i use on a daily basis can range from medium amounts to larger amounts depending on how im feeling that day and typically I use a variety of slang every day, I like to use slang as a way to shorten the words and also to talk to friends in a funnier manner.
And yes infact the slang i use depends on if im with friends or other people i might switch up what im saying to sound more proper or to just joke around with my homies.
My favorite slang words include, Bussin, Sheesh, Homies, and I know its weird but sussy baka. I think it adds color to what im saying or just makes it a lot funnier. Because Bussin just means good but it sounds funnier than saying this is good because you are saying this is bussin.
I use more of the popular slang so i feel it might be popular for a few years and than die down just like the dab or any other popular moves that people did in like 2018-
In fact i do use the urban dictionary sometimes for the laughs and i do look up slang on there and i can find the definition but no i havent really posted anything onto the urban dictionary or voted for any :)
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Assuming that this is referring to the same passage that was posted before with this question, the editorial writer's main point is that "The mayor and city council have made a serious mistake in selecting a site for a new community theater" since he expresses this more than once.
Answer: It states that "Human characteristics are given to objects" And "Two objects are personified" So this means two 'objects' aka the people kissing are moving and creating an action. Actions can be made as objects and I'm not sure about the celebration half.. sorry.
Explanation:
I think this is incorrect, I'm not very good at this but you can edit it and change it up. Sorry about my answer before, I wanted points but didn't realize how rude that was.
I think the correct answer is B. Taking a tiny sip, the chef tasted the soup.