I believe the answer is <span>B. colloquialisms.
You can see this in words that spoken between friends or family.
For example:
Y'all must be Crazy !!
Here are the full paper, you can go nuts on it.
I wanna new car
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Predicate sentence: Once his costume was off, Bobby walked home.
The predicate is: walked.
<u>Answer</u>:
Repeal The Stamp Act!" was written from the point of view of a fictional member of D: Sons of Liberty group
<u>Explanation</u>:
"Sons of Liberty” is the fictional member of the group who had main motive of making the government repeal the stamp act. This was done in 1766.
British had passed the “Stamp Act” according to which tax was imposed on anything that was printed on paper. Colonists called it unfair. After protest for about many months, Benjamin Franklin made an appeal before the British and then the Parliament voted to revoke the "Stamp Act" on March 18, 1766. However, on this day, Parliament passed the “Declaratory Acts”, according to which the 'British government' had all legislative powers over the colonies.
Answer:
the writer is simply trying to communicate some of her experiences as an 11-year-old child. It is interesting to note that she is very perceptive of her world view.
This derives from a statement she made in the 11th paragraph where she writes about how she perceives the story Paul is narrating about what he does with the Racoons he catches.
According to her, Paul states that the Raccoons initially used to be shipped off to Washington Islan until they discovered they could be used for animal sports entertainment - swimming.
She also at this age has begun to understand much of the non-verbal cues given off by adult and what they mean. For in the narrative about raccoons, she notes in paragraph 10 that Paul winks as he started the story about the Raccoons.
He winks again at her dad who according to her quickly looks away when Paul states that they are yet to find their Racoon Champion.
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