Answer:
Without a doubt...
b. When two independent clauses are closely related to each other and are joined by a conjunctive adverb of two syllables or more, place a semicolon before the conjunctive adverb and a comma after it.
Explanation:
1)You find a hundred dollars on the street. A few blocks later, you find another 100 dollars. Is this weird luck, or am I crazy?, you say to yourself. You began walking again, feeling a little creeped out.2)Two strangers meet at a New Year's Eve party. They spend the party together,and then never see each other again...untill the two of them run into eachother on valentines day. Single, and craving a big pink box of chocolates.3) "What are you looking forward to doing during this upcoming Winter Break?", my mom asks. I didn't want to tell her what I was actually doing so I lied and said, "Going to Cancun, Mexico with Brian" Even though I knew we broke up, 2 weeks ago...4)Write abut anything that's on your mind! I tell myself. My mind was blank, I never thought writing a book could be so difficult. Anything, just anything.
Answer:
1) Eusie - Meyer Mossel
2) Razzia - Lightning search and seizure of young Dutch men
3) Mietje - A mother who came to Corrie for her son
4) Cocky - Peter's sister
Explanation:
Hope this helps. :)
Greg gets along better with other people at the end of the story because he leans a valuable lesson from fighting the thugs with Lemon Brown.
