I don’t know the options but I’d say adding details and climax events that make you question yourself and things you do
<span>1. Mary gave us *a warning in advance* that she was going to set a *record* for reading the most books.
(advance warning could also be changed to "advanced warning", and 'new record' is redundant because anything that is a record is already going to be new. )
2. *Everyone except Tom and two others* enjoyed the concern.
(this helps shorten the sentence and take the focus off Tom and the two others, making it clearer that the majority enjoyed the concern)
3. I am not going to play softball *until* next Wednesday.
(the up isn't necessary, it adds words and takes away some of the clarity)</span>
Answer:
Warden Louise Walker is the main antagonist of Holes. She is the granddaughter of Charles "Trout" Walker and Linda Walker. The Warden is shown to have been digging holes as she grows up and does nothing else other than trying to finish the work of looking for the treasure of Kissin' Kate Barlow (Katherine Barlow).
Explanation:
The correct answer is Subject
Here, it is unknown who would be driving to school. Therefore we need either a pronoun or a noun that would give us the subject.
