Answer: October 11 @ 9pm est
Explanation:
Do some research to support what you will say, don't plagiarize. Have contect to support your case.
1.How long have I known Bob
2.How long have Sue and Alan been married?
3.How long has George been unemployed?
4.How long have those books been here?
5.How long has Mary been at the airport?
6.How long has my sister been ill?
7.How long has she had a bad cold?
8.How long is Jan's hair?
9.How long have I had a yacht?
10.How long have they been in the restaurant?
11. How long have my parents been in London?
12.How long has the cat been under the table.
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We can link the exposition to the sentence: The cat notices the nest at the beginning of summer.
Based on this, we can link the other plot elements to the following sentences:
- Rising Action: The cat climbs the tree repeatedly to check on the eggs and then the birds.
- Climax: The cat thinks the birds are fat enough and climbs the tree ready to eat them.
- Falling Action: The birds are gone.
- Resolution: The cat is angry at the birds.
<h3>What are plot elements?</h3>
They are the parts that form a story in an organized way to create a coherent narrative that is stimulating to the reader.
Therefore, a plot must start with the exposition where the characters and the scenario are presented. Then the plot must present the rising action, where the textual tension starts to rise. Then the climax must be presented, which is the tensest moment in the story, where the most important event must take place.
In sequence, the plot must present the falling action, which is the recovery of the most important event in the story. Lastly, we must read the resolution which is the concussion of the whole story.
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