Answer:
Rewrote:
1 Miffy my dog, barks loudly at everything and everyone.
2.My dog chases my cat under the dining room table.
3. My neighbor has a tiny dog who was flown in from the Midwest.
4. Miffy likes to hide under the porch steps.
5.I walk Miffy up and down the hill everyday.
6. Miffy buries her bones in my backyard.
Explanation:
I hope this makes sense, all you're doing is making the sentences less wordy and more understanding. I don't know if you're suppose to add the 'miffy my dog' to clarify miffy meant as in the dog. Hope this helps!!!
1. exposition is the beginning
2. rising action comes after
3. climax is the most exciting point
4. falling action occurs after the climax
5. resolution is the end
Answer: Well this might not be paranormal but one time I was sleeping in the living room at night woken up by this old radio/stereo system that my grandmother had given my dad It was playing drakes "Gods Plan" but I checked what time it was on my phone it was 3:13 I swear no lie!!! I didn't gut up but continued to let it play as I dug under the covers.
Explanation: Pls give me brainiest.
The symbol that indicates best that the conflict in rome is a political one would be : Lion in the capitol
Cassiuss refer to Caesar as the Lion in the Capital since he saw him as someone that is fierce and dangerous, and he felt the need to overthrow caesar
hope this helps
Answer:
Punctuation.
Explanation:
The sentence is very confusing when first read due to lack of proper punctuation. We know earthquakes have two things because the writer says, "have both". However, a sequence of explanations and examples are put between those two things, without any punctuation to separate them, which makes it harder to understand. What are the two things earthquakes have? Natural cause and human-made causes. What are volcanoes, faults and landslides? Examples of natural causes. What are explosions, nuclear testing and tectonic plate subduction? Examples of human-made causes.
Now, let's add punctuation that will help make the information above clear:
- Earthquakes have both natural causes, like volcanoes, faults and landslides, and human made causes, like mining explosions, nuclear testing and tectonic plate subduction.
- Earthquakes have both natural causes - like volcanoes, faults and landslides - and human made causes - like mining explosions, nuclear testing and tectonic plate subduction.
- Earthquakes have both natural causes (like volcanoes, faults and landslides) and human made causes (like mining explosions, nuclear testing and tectonic plate subduction).
