Answer:
<u>C. While Slaughter agrees with Child on revealing information slowly, she also feels character development is important.</u>
Explanation:
<em>Note </em>that in English comparisons are make written text clearer. A good comparison shows out the differences and similarities between two or more people or things.
This is best comparison for the Writer to use inorder to be able to link her feelings about Slaughter to to the Child so readers can understand.
Answer: 1. Herself
2. Myself
3. Themselves
4. Ourselves
5. Themselves
6. Himself
7. Itself
8. Ourselves
9. Myself
10. Themselves
Explanation: Reflexive: Himself, Herself, Itself, Themselves, Ourselves, Yourself, Myself
Answer:
The adverb "slowly" is in the wrong spot.
The sentence should be:
The boys slowly ate the lunch that they bought.
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Answer:
1.A voice over the loudspeaker said, "the train from Springfield is now arriving."
2."John has to work", Christina told us, so he can't come to the party.
3. "Who are the candidates for the student government", Mr. Martinez asked.
4. "We need to work together", Ron explained to get our project done on time.
5. Mom shouted, "remember that we are eating sinner at six tonight!"
Explanation:
I hope I'm right, I'm a little rusty sorry :(
