Answer:
1) She walked to the woods on a dark and stormy night, she had a really bad feeling about this. This was the night her future was about to be changed forever. If only she listened to her gut...
2) She walks into the woods as the rain pours down on her, it's pitch black and she has no idea where she's going, or what is waiting for her at the end of the trail...
3) She will walk into the woods as rain pours down at her, the sky will be pitch black as she struggles to find her way. She will tremble with fear as she walks to the end of the trail.
What you gotta do:
Choose the paragraph you like the best for the last question.
the story:
The story is about <u>A girl</u><u><em>(or guy if you want to change pronouns)</em></u><u> who is lost on a dark and stormy night, she enters a trail hoping to find a way out as she trembles with fear. She has a really bad feeling about this but still continues on the path. At the end of the trail, an old lady offers to help but little does she know the old lady is actually a kidnapper. the old lady takes the girl to her home and gives her a room to stay in. the girl looks around in the room when she stumbles across a dead body under the bed. suddenly she realizes this is not you sweet old lady but really the devil in disguise. The girl can't escape because the window is locked so later that night she puts the body on top of the bed making it a decoy. she waits under the bed. sure enough, the lady is back and viciously stabs the dead body multiple times. when the lady leaves the girl runs out of the house lucky and glad to make it out alive. She walks down the main road to find a bustling city, she finds a police station and explains what happens, the next day they arrest the old lady and return her[the girl] home.</u>
You can change the pronouns and add a name, also I know the ending is a little dry.. you can edit it all to your liking
Answer:
ex tempore
Explanation:
The English word for "to speak without notes" is Extemporaneous. The origin of the Extemporaneous comes from the mid-17th century Latin word ex tempore. Ex tempore literally means out of time.
Impromptu is a similar word in which means to talk spontaneously without preparation while Extemporaneous involves preperation but the speech is delivered without notes.
Answer:
Possessive pronouns include my, mine, our, ours, its, his, her, hers, their, theirs, your and yours. ... Here are some basic examples of possessive pronouns used in sentences: The kids are yours and mine. The house is theirs and its paint is flaking.
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