Answer and Explanation:
The word <em>Literary</em> should <u>NOT</u> bee capitalized in this sentence.
This is because it is only describing the type of group the member is in, not the <em>title/name</em> of something, the <em>name of a month or day</em>, or something <em>specific</em>.
Reading and Writing Society <em>should</em> be capitalized, because it is the name of a group/society.
Monday <em>should</em> be capitalized because is a day of the week.
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Answer:
Ktm,Nepal
Feb 18 , 2021
Subject: Regarding the load shedding in Neoal.
Respected Sir Will you please oblige me by allowing some space for my letter in the columns of your Daily? I live in one of the Commercial areas of F.B.Area. The most pressing problems which the residents of my area are facing is load shedding. Electricity does not come seven hours in a day. This whole locality is immersed in darkness soon after sunset. Students can’t read and thieves take advantage from this situation. Hoping for a positive anticipation by the concerned authorities in the crying need of my area.
Yours Sincerely
Riya
Explanation:
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Answer:
All of them but in my opinion "also" would be the one that would work.
Explanation:
It all depends on what you are writing. "Also" would be used to add on to something and possibly finish your statement. Personally, I have used this word to finish my statements. But like I said, it depends on what you're writing.
Answer:
In The Lightning Thief, Percy responds to the challenge of surviving a traumatic experience and waking up in a completely unfamiliar, strange setting by adapting to his environment and processing his confounding situation.
Explanation:
In Anne of Green Gables, Anne promises Diana she'll write Tuesday night. Diana promises to haunt the post office to wait for the promised letter.
Haunt, in this context, is meant "to linger". It means to frequent a place, or be relentlessly present.
