A connotation is the feeling a word invokes. A denotation is what the word literally says.
Example: If these words were on a trip, connotation would be the baggage, and denotation would be the traveler.
She was dismissed by Elizabeth Proctor when she discovered her husband, John, and Abigail had an affair.
Explanation:
It could have been either's jacket.
Answer:
L3-1: 9. When is the film going to finish? 10. Caroline worked in a restaurant last summer.
L3-2: 5. No, I have been living in (country name) for my whole life.
L3-3. 5. They met two years ago.
L3-4. 9. broke. 10. brought
L3-5. 5. Was the computer working?
Explanation:
<span> A common mistake that people make when writing summaries is including too little information. A properly made summary must contain the main idea and supportive details in a nicely digested way. But if a summary lacks one of this factors, especially when it contains too little information it cannot give readers full image of the story that was summed up and, as a result, the main facts of the story would be omitted, spoiling the digested plot.<span>
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