Since the person above took a logical approach I will do this
Table is under the cat
Under table is the cat
Table under is the cat
The cat is table under
The cat is table under
Cat is under the table
Kekeke
Usually he is concrete in type, which means words are specific, not abstract and general. Hope this helps. (:
Answer:
My friends are extremely valuable to me, They are always there for me when I need to talk to them even if its just about weird stuff they care (a lot of the time is it weird stuff). Most of the time I hate everyone and don't want to talk to anyone but I love all my friends right now and think they are an amazing influence for me currently because I am struggling with a lot but I know they have either gone through the same thing or are going through it right now. They really make me be who I want to be and give me such good advice on anything that I need help with it could even be the simple things. And I've finally made friends with people who actually have humor (LOL), humor is like the main thing I look for in a person, So it means a lot that they can take a joke and not be offended. I need them in my life although i hate people like all the time they make me feel comfortable and feel loved.
Explanation:
I for sure couldn't live without them.
I looked this question up and found that the underlined elements are:
a talented painter
at the top of the stairs
who is very excited
that I baked today
Answer:
Nonrestrictive:
a talented painter
who is very excited
Restrictive:
at the top of the stairs
that I baked today
Explanation:
The elements that are placed between commas are nonrestrictive. They are not essential for the speaker to express meaning in the sentence. If removed, they would technically not make that much of a difference, the most important part of the message being conveyed anyway.
On the other hand, restrictive elements are not placed between commas. They are essential for the meaning of the sentence to be complete. For instance, in the sentence "He will stay in the room at the top of the stairs," the restrictive element determines which room the uncle will be staying in. If we remove it, the sentence could refer to any room.
The words "he," "she," "it," or "they" are used in this point of view. This point of view can either be omniscient where the reader knows what all the characters are doing in the story or it can be limited to having the reader only know what is happening to one specific character.