Answer:
end the game for good
Explanation:
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Answer:
so.
Explanation:
the coordinating conjunctions are:
for
and
nor
but
or
yet
so
Answer:In the passage, Douglass uses parallelism with that same purpose: he repeats certain parts of speech (The nouns "justice, liberty, prosperity and independence" and the object pronouns "is yours, not mine"), he repeats words ("by you, not by me") and grammar structures ("You may rejoice, I must mourn"), in order to
Explanation:
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Outside, a bolt of lightning exploded in the dark afternoon sky followed by a deafening crack of thunder that shook the house and caused Elsa to glare out the window.
Elsa's twin brother James came to Elsa's door, his face infuriatingly cheerful, "Since our wilderness training trip has been cancelled, i'll call Mrs Garza and tell her we'll be over at 3 o'clock to help."
"James, i have better ways to spend my weekend than help a neighbor pack up to move to Argentina!"
Answer:
Elsa becomes resentful, and this ultimately leads to a rift between the siblings
Explanation:
From this excerpt, Elsa is told by her brother that since their wilderness training trip has been cancelled, they would go to help Mrs Garza pack for her move to Argentina.
The scene in Mrs. Garza's kitchen makes Elsa become resentful and eventually leads to a rift between the siblings.