<em>My Poem: </em>
<em>Weather In Oregon</em>
Rain pours profoundly, puddles begin to form
Splish* splash* splish* the waterfalls
But soon, sun shines drying it all
As the sun comes out flowers dry
The children cry cause’ wet will wither
But in Oregon, the weather will always differ
So sun halts, hail header’s
It goes thump* thump* thump*
Then lightning hits with a boom and a bang
It all goes quiet and it starts to rain
But it’s soft soundless sweet
So the plants grow until the rain subsides.
<em>This is an original so you won't find it anywhere. </em>
<em>Have a beautiful day, and stay safe!</em>
Answer: it would use an anxious voice and express Wendell's actions as interfering
Explanation:
This part of the story will be different if it were told from Kim's perspective as it will would use an anxious voice and express Wendell's actions as interfering.
Wendell's action will be considered to be interfering as it reveals she almost frightened the little girl there.
Answer:
The chocolate touch has the same story line as the famous myth of the King who what ever he touches turns into gold. The young boy is very delighted when he gets a granted gift that whatever touches his lips instantly turns into chocolate, everything is good for the young boy (who is very fond of chocolate) until he grows sick of chocolate, eating it makes him sick to his stomach after awhile. The little boy finally loses it when he goes to his band practice and his instrument turns into chocolate, he comes running home to tell his father, who then takes him to the doctor after learning there is no cure he runs back to the candy store and the curse is finally lifted.
Answer:
'gives'
Explanation:
The word "gives" is the only verb within this sentence.
