I would say sob, groped, and dragging
Answer:
A simple subject is a main word.
Explanation:
Its a main word or words that tell whom or what a sentence discusses.
It also means who or what is "doing" the verb, without any modifiers.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
The parable of a lost sheep can be found in the book of Luke from Chapter 15 verse 3-7.
The parable of the list sheep was told by Jesus to show that God's Kingdom is accessible to those that have gone astray, to sinners and everyone as a whole.
According to Jesus, heaven rejoices when a sinner repents and turns a new leaf. There is happiness when a shepherd finds his lost sheep that has gone astray and he rejoices over it even more than the other 99 sheep that didn't go astray.
The idea is that when a sheep is lost, the shepherd will go after it and also when the sheep is found, heaven rejoices.
Answer:
The pace of the writing slows.
A compound sentence is a connection between two main clauses, which are joined by a conjunction.
A single clause may be either independent or dependent. An independent clause makes sense in its own, whereas a dependent clause can't make sense without the prior context of an independent clause. Therefore, only an independent clause can be considered a complete clause.
When these two concepts are inserted into a work of literature, the level of detail in the story is extended. Thus, the reader gets more content to process, and the pace of story-telling is slowed.
When odysseus said "my name is nohbdy; mother, father, and friends, everyone calls me nohbdy."
