I would say that the first thing that cast doubt on the authenticity of the King being Peter Wilk's English brother is his illiteracy and inability to write. He uses the word <em>funeral orgies </em>instead of <em>funeral obsequies. </em>
Borne on the wind is the fragrant scent of God. It is a lyrics song by Roy Orbison to his God. He explains more about love to his God. He continues to sing "between the sunset and the down that it is so tenderly, your memory lingers with me all night long. You are filing me with grief and you will live in my dreams". He mostly expresses his feelings of love to his God and continues to say," You don't love, but you love for me to be, will be love with you." If I can emphasize more it is like a prayer but doing it in form of a song. He goes ahead to sing, "I fell you are gone. Now a song in my heart for you to live in my heart again".
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Because of the coral snake's dangerous reputation, many nonpoisonous snakes disguise themselves as coral snakes by having similar body patterns. For example, Viernum said, the nonvenomous shovel-nosed snake has yellow bands that touch black bands.
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I assume that the blank -- which you did not provide -- occupies the 'verb' position in the sentence. If so, then here are some examples I have brainstormed .....
scampered
scurried
darted
sprinted
raced
bustled
skipped
trotted
scuttered
scooted
Explanation:
The answer to your question would be that the sentence that is a compound sentence is the following one: I would suggest the red, white, and blue shoes; they are perfect for the fourth of July celebration.
A compound sentence joins two or more independent clauses with a coordinator such as for, and, but, or a semicolon. Look at the following examples to identify the two independent clauses in the selected sentence.
a) I would suggest the red, white, and blue shoes;
b) they are perfect for the fourth of July celebration.