<span>Umbrella comes from the Latin word umbra, which means “shade.”
The best way to choose this answer is to eliminate the other possibilities. The last option is not grammatically correct. The two sentences are complete, but only joined with a comma. This is not enough and creates a run-on. The first option uses commas to create a phrase (coming from the Latin word umbra). The sentence should make sense if this phrase is eliminated - it doesn't. The third option doesn't even sound grammatically correct.
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Answer:
Who lives to tell your story is the one who tells your story or how we are remembered and an acknowledgment that our worth is often only decided following death.
Explanation:
NO one can control who tells our stories Sadly.
Answer:
obituary
Explanation:
your first sentence of obituary has to start with a significant event or attributes of the deceased, to note that the person's impact on the world around them, and acknowledge the the family members or friends that they held dear.
Ex.
The man name Gatsby was a party animal who ended up dying by another, he had changed his neighbor and ex-lover life with his presence.
An obituary be an interesting and compelling - especially if it focuses more on the life lived in on the notice of the death. for many people, their obituary maybe just about the only thing that is ever written about them. The obituary can be the defining statement about the person for the family, friends, and community. An obituary can be read now, and saved for generations. All the more reason to make it lively and significant. Make sure you always include full name or a nickname of the deceased if they had any nickname.
Answer:
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Work:
Sentence 2 and 3 go hand in hand by explaining sentence 1. Sentence 3 is explicitly telling you what is going to happen, so the transition for sentence 4, would have to be a continuation of what would need to happen for the turtle to snap.
I hope this helps!
