Answer:
1. Not a mistake because 7 is counting himself
2. Potato drama adds drama and humor because its a type of drama and funny because your saying it like, "Wow we have some potato drama"
3. I didnt read the story
4. Dussel thinks the telephone is a signal because he thought something he did or thought triggered it
5. didnt read
6. didnt read
Explanation:
I did not read the story these are almost right i didnt read 3,5,6 because i didnt read. 4 i didnt read but thats my estimate. Sorry guys!
Answer:
Slow and steady wins the race.
One man's trash is another man's treasure.
Penny wise, pound foolish.
Explanation:
I interviewed my grand father who is almost 65 years of age. He uses many phrases and saying whenever he is teaching us something. We learn alot from his experiences. My grandfather always says that slow and steady wins the race which means that going panic can make you loose the game.
He often says that one man trash is another man treasure and this is true as I have seen example from my own eyes. One can throw away the food in the garbage but beggars find food in the garbage and eat it to stay alive.
Penny wise pound foolish is the most used phrase by my grand father. He says that you can save pennies in the box but cannot save pound in the box. You look for the things that save few pennies but you spend pounds on other luxuries without thinking about its necessity.
Answer:
Answer. it is the third one
Explanation:
look it up and put an metaphor
Answer:
A modifier that describes or limits a(n) noun or pronoun is an adjective.
Explanation:
An adjective is a word whose function is to modify a noun or a pronoun in a sentence. The adjective attributes a quality to the word it modifies. For instance, in the sentence "The rich man yelled at the poor boy," both "rich" and "poor" are adjectives and modify, respectively, the nouns "man" and "boy". In English, it is common to transform another type of word into an adjective by simply placing it before a noun or a pronoun. We can also create compound adjectives by connecting more than one word with a hyphen - "a ten-year-old girl".
