I would rather not watch and complete this whole thing for you, but it is pretty easy. Just start off by introducing the text that you're referencing in your writing prompt and the author who wrote that text.
Say what you thought would happen in the story at the beginning, then explain two things that happened in the story.
After that, explain how your expectations changed (if they did) due to the two things that happened in the story.
Sometimes we underestimate ourselves, but in reality, sometimes we are the most essential thing. We are the difference of a million infinities, and completely going into oblivion.
The central idea of the fourth paragraph of Of Plymouth Plantation is that the ship was unable to sail to Hudson's River, so it returned to Cape Cod instead.
The pilgrims wanted to go elsewhere, but couldn't pass through this river, which is why they had to return to Cape Cod and start their settlement there. It is the first location in America where they settled, after which the immigration into America slowly started.
<span> when you have dialogue it shows the character's personality, emotions, and also actions. With dialogue can show how the character is instead of describing how the character is. hope this helped
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True. It can be distracting to see the same words/clauses/expressions used over and over and it can pull the reader's attention away from the story.
