Answer:
<em>My home</em>
Explanation:
<em>I can smell:</em>
- The smell of cooking
- The sweet smell of spices
- The smell of air freshner (cause the cooking)
- The smell of rain (British weather)
- The smell of fumes from cars
<em>I can hear: </em>
<em>- </em>Birds tweeting
- Anime/TV
- My baby bros laughter
- The typing on a computer
- My dad sleeping (Lol)
<em>I can see:</em>
- My table (its a mess)
- My computer
- Scenery from my garden
- People walking up and down my street
- My neighbours
<em>I can taste:</em>
- The musty smell of books
- Sweet aroma of food
- Perfume
- The wet rain
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<em>I can feel:</em>
<em>- </em>My chair
- My keyboard
- The sofa
- Animals outside
- My clothes
Truth because if it were being used as an adjective, the preposition would come right after the noun/pronoun.
Higgins dismisses Liza's proposal but then becomes intrigued by it.
Just by reading this paragraph, I can tell he wasn't intrigued by the girl at all at first. As soon as she said her amount she would pay, he immediently was interested. I hope this helped! (I'm bad at explaining but ye)
The answer is D. A declarative sentence simply makes a statement. It isn't seeking information and it always ends in a period.
This paragraph discusses the role I can play in my community to uphold children's rights. Children's rights are being violated in all communities in every country of the world. The worst part is that the community often does not know when children's rights are being violated. I believe that education is crucial to upholding and improving children's rights. Children and adults need to be educated on the rights of children. In order to get this message across, I will organise street theatre events, where children can role play positive and negative behaviours. They will then learn what their rights are.