Bake Sale Tale
Today is the day I'm going to the bake sale for school. I jumped out of bed and got dressed quicker then a jack rabbit. As I walked downstairs I could already smell fresh chocolate chip cookies that Mom has been making for the bake sale. "Good morning!" I yelled with excitement . "Good morning sweetie." she replied. I looked over her shoulder at the gooey , warm brownies. I wanted to grab one, mom interrupted"No, these are for later and there not quite done yet." So she put the brownies back into the oven and started to clean a little. Hours passed and the brownies where done or so I thought...
Mom grabbed her purse and the brownies and got into the car so I followed. Once we where at the bake sell you could smell so many various aroma's such as pumpkin pie, sweet apple cobbler, and much more. When we got to our table Mom put the brownies on the table, and people started to gather around. Mom quickly took off the lid, and then I saw the brownies amass. "Oh no!" I said in a quite tone. Mom looked at me and said "Sorry, I guess it's still not finished. It was warm and perfect before we left."
Then I quickly started to convey, I looked at everyone's sweets and they where perfect. Everyone enjoyed theres, why did this happen to me? This isn't fair! I went to the Principal which she was the one who started the bake sell. I said in a sad tone "Can you please end the bake sale?" she replied "Why?" I told her "Well my brownies are undercooked, and can't be eaten." For a few minutes I tried to mediate the principal, but it didn't work. Suddenly Mom ran up to me with a new box of brownies. I shouted "You got more brownies?" Mom replied "Yes, I did!" We went back to the table and placed the brownies down, and a bunch of people amass around our table buying a brownie. I quickly reverted from my depressed state to being filled with joy. I hovered over the brownies with hungry intent.
Remember you may give up, but anything can happen so just wait. Things happen for a pretty good reason.
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Answer:When you compare and contrast two poems, focus on similarities and differences between the themes, tone, imagery and language. You might compare and contrast two poems by the same author to show how the poet uses diverse methods to get her points across. Or, you might compare and contrast poems by different authors.
Explanation: add some of your own sentences because this is my work
It helps you become who you are and better
Answer:
1) You have been invited by someone to the dinner today.
2) Your phone was found by someone on the top of the cupboard.
3) The chickens were fed by no one this morning.
4) The book will be written by the author next June.
Explanation:
First, identify the direct subject of this sentence. Remember to always change things in the independent clause. Then place the indirect object of the sentence at the beginning. Now, switch things around until they make the same meaning (except wordier), and voila - you are done.
Note: most of the time, passive voice is wordy, unclear, and hard to read. So stick with active voice, where you place the subject at the front of the sentence, for other writing.
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When I was five, my brother <u>Had</u> to babysit me. He and I <u>Got </u>into a huge fight, and I pretended to run away. I <u>Slammed</u> the front door and ran outside. Then I sneaked around and went back inside through a back door. I <u>Hid </u>in my closet for over an hour while my brother searched the whole neighborhood, worried that my mother would come home and find me gone. I <u>thought </u>it was a great joke. Looking back on it now, I <u>Feel </u>horrible for how much I must have scared him with my trick. I didn't realize how he must have felt.
<h3>What is past tense?</h3>
The past tense is a grammar tense used to indicate that an action or circumstance occurred in the past. The English verbs sang, went, and washed are examples of verbs in the past tense. Most languages include a past tense, and some have numerous varieties to show how long ago the action occurred.
The past tense describes things that have already happened. In order to create the past tense in English, one must take the word's present tense and add the suffix -ed. For instance, adding -ed makes the verb "walk" into the past tense, creating the word "walked."
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