Youthful and chatty are connotative, Jump and Bark are denotative
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The answer would be A. Hopeful please let me know if I'm wrong
I would give you an outline because I’m not sure what you’ve read. Also, this was 5 points not 16 lol.
My favorite selection that we read this semester would have to be ______ by _____. In the (poem, book, story, document) the setting is during (time period) in (place). The setting is extremely important because it sets the scene for the main character, ______ to do ________. Personally, I enjoyed this (book, story, poem, document) because _____. I would recommend this to _____ because ______.
C) Her losses at battles such as Tannenberg
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We can use words or terms such as "and, if, or, as though, so that" in a sentence that contains two separate clauses in order to connect them. This is called a <u>conjunction</u>.
In the example given, the word "but" is acting as the conjunction. It is connecting the first clause which reads "Some children play on the swings", with the second that states "others went down the slide".
Most of the time it is best to use a comma directly before the conjunction to make the connection more clear, specially when we're dealing with independent clauses as seen in this example.
Hope this helps!
