C uses very weak and ineffective language, therefore, it is correct.
Answer: Money, the price how high or low the type of car you want is.
Explanation: everything has an influence on something in the world
<em>Answer: Sonnet 147 is by a man who regards the love he holds for his mistress and lover as a sickness, or more particularly, as a fever. The Sonnet fact; The inner battle the Rhymester has between his reason (Or head) and the love he has for his mistress (His heart).</em>
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<em>~Esther</em>
Answer:
To me, we would call it CQC
Explanation:
The above paragraph seems to be following the pattern of restate, quote, comment. This is what we in my school call a CQC format. This is when you would (as I think they are doing) Start the paragraph, answer a question, provide a fact, answer the fact, then provide a quote, the comment on the quote clarifying it.
I hope this helps or at least sparks something in your memory. If not, we can talk more about it and come to a good answer!
B. Me ; direct object.
Mom and Dad talked to my sister and me.
To check whether to use I or me in the sentence, we can reconstruct the sentence. We drop the words "my sister and"
Mom and Dad talked to I.
Mom and Dad talked to me. *This makes more sense than using I. So, use "me" in the sentence.