Answer:The woman sat at the table drinking her <u>delightful </u>coffee!She looked oh so very <u>thoughtful</u>.The man sitting across from her told her that he was <u>Pondering </u>of taking the job in Wichita.She <u>gazed </u>at him .That was 2,000 miles away
Keywords
<u>Pondering</u> When you ponder something, you think about it seriously or consider it carefully.
<u>Gazed </u>look steadily and intently, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought
<u>delightful </u>causing delight; charming.
<u>Thoughtful</u> showing consideration for the needs of other people.
The answer <span>"Excuse me," Norma whispered, "but did she say sorry or curry?" is the correct answer because if a quote is split you end the first one with a comma, and the text in between requires a comma as well. Then the punctuation goes inside the quote.</span>
The correct option is this: BOOK TITLES SHOULD BE ITALICIZED.
MLA, which stands for Modern Language Association is the most commonly used reference style, that is used to cite sources within the liberal arts and humanities. When using this reference style, the titles of the books cited must always be italicized.
