<span> 1. Confuse
2. His wife is beautiful, young, and wealthy
3. Peculiar
4. They are abnormally large.
5. Has inner qualities that make him admirable
6. Aversion
7. transience...veracity
8. fervent...dissonant
9. libertarian
10. lavishly...meager
11. correct
12. and the (The "the" is unnecessary)
13. those are
14. No error (Though, there should be a comma after "week.")
15. alot of fish (It should be a lot, not alot.) </span>
This passage uses imagery of sight - it explains everything that the narrator sees: I saw the water, I saw only my round refection, colors and lights need vision to see and then reflecting anything I could see around me.
The last sentence the narrator can only see what's around them and can no longer see anything reflected through the water (since the water shook)
Transitions in a piece of writing help organize the text. Transitions can be found inside a paragraph, between paragraphs or between sections in a long writing.
Some very common transitional expressions can show addition, cause and effect, example, exception, sequence, conclusion or similarity. Using these expressions helps give the text meaning and organization, and they might help if we want to summarize a text.
According to everything explained above, the correct answer would be "C".
Answer: well what i thought was that the person could be nice and helpful.
Explanation:
I like to ride my skateboard
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