Some kids continue to hang out around with a group that treats them badly because of an emotional attachment as well as being too scared of leaving them, possibly knowing that they dont have anyone else to turn to/hang out with and believing that what they are doing is ok also the group that treats them badly may manipulate the kids by apologising yet still carrying on with the same bad actions.An advice i would give to someone i know who was doing this is being supportive and patient as the person/people may find it hard to remove themselves from those sort of people, i would also ask why they are still hanging out with that group of friends and depending on the answer i would advice them and be there for them (e.g they stay with the group that treats them badly because they have been friends for many years and have no one else so what i would do is let them know that i am here and they can always hang out with me and my friends or just come to me if they aren’t ok/needs someone to talk to)
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Third person point of view always includes the pronouns and tenses "she, he, they" to describe a character's actions. In the examples above, two use first person ("I" pronoun). The answer would be C. "He was finally free, but there was no joy in his heart," because of the use of he/his in place of I/you.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
The communication difference between men and women does not necessarily involve the difference in how much each gender communicated. Rather, it has to do more with what each gender expects out of that conversation or how each gender approached the conversation.
In general, men tend to have conversations that are direct, informative, and provide solutions to the problems while women tend to communicate more on the emotional level. They are not specifically looking for a solution but just want someone to lend an ear to listen to their problems.
Thus, <u>it is false to say that the main difference between the communication of men and women has to do with how much each gender communicated.
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A particular attitude or way of considering a matter.
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Answer:
The author does this to add a sense of thought to the character.
Explanation:
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