Introductory clauses are dependent clauses that provide background information or "set the stage" for the main part of the sentence, the independent clause. For example:
If they want to win, athletes must exercise every day.
(introductory dependent clause, main clause)
Answer:
the message
1. the kid is lonely and doesn't have friends
2.in the picture shows that he's much further away from the group of kids.
point of view
1.the lonely kid wants to have friends but too shy to ask
2.the other kids don't bother to talk to him
inference
1.i think that something might happen between the lonely kid and the others because they won't talk to him
2.i think that the other kids want to play outside since they are looking through the window.
conflict
1.the girl with a red jacket wants to look outside but she got blocked
2.the lonely kid is looking at her
Answer:
factors, attitude, facial expression, and origin of people
Explanation:
In the hard light of the city , they start to look like abandoned barges.
