The phrase "we had to annoy her by whizzing a pebble into her flowers" contains an onomatopoeia.
According to APA style regarding parenthetical citation, you will need to use the surnames of both authors separated by the symbol (&) and followed by the year for example (Robinson & Pearl, 2004) in case you want to refer to one written book by both authors. On the other hand, if you are referring to two different books and considering they share the same surname, you will have to include the initials of the authors, the year of each book and separate both authors using a semicolon. In this case, you will have to use the following format ( E. Barret Browning, 1990; R. Browning,1981)
1)Passive
2)Active
3)Active
<span>The neighbor waters our plants whom we trust the most while we travel.
The way this sentence is phrased, it sounds as if your trust the plants and not the neighbors.</span>
Answer:
D. Paul fears that his father’s plans suggest a future without his brother.
Explanation:
Got it right on e2020 and also I too have kitchen towels
