Answer:
well it depends on how the narrarator is expressing the story, if she is giving or telling the story like a villian or giving off a bad mood overall, if she was a heroine it would be the oppisite she would be giving off a good mood and telling the story excitingly
Explanation:
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The sentence that doesn not contain any punctuation errors is <span>B.Be careful with that glass; it's very expensive!
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When two completely different ideas or sentences are joined together in one sentence, they should be separated by a semicolon. This denotes that the two are related, but are not the same idea. To use a semicolon, just retain the full sentences and add a semicolon between them.
I would say question one is a or b but i’d lean towards a because it isn’t c or d
number two might be b
and number three is b
hope this helps! i’m not completely sure about number one and two but 1. is definitely not c or d
The imagery in these lines helps the readers picture 'how colorful and beautiful the setting is.'
Answer: A
Explanation:
‘How I learned English’ is a poem by Gregory Djanikian where the poet depicts the thoughts and feelings of the center character towards the language English.
The lines mentioned above helps the readers picture how colorful and beautiful the setting is. ‘Ringed by elms and fir and honeysuckle’ here, the ‘elms’ describes the tall deciduous tree with its beautiful green leaves, whereas ‘honeysuckle’ are the delightful colorful plants.
‘In the field, a blue sky above them
Tipped with cirrus’ even in this line Gregory have described the setting so beautifully. The pleasing blue sky, the alluring cloud formation (cirrus), the vast green field. Everything here is just so colorful and delightful.
