In the part of the third wish, speaking about a swan, the teller says that it was dabbling and preening. When we talk about dabbling we say that the swan was moving and he was partially immersed in the water he was simming on. we can say that dabbling is a strong move on the water.
Answer:
to escape the Indian Removal Act and also the trail of tears
Explanation:
When he tells Creon a couple of lies that aren't true
I wanna say both A and D but its most likely A.
There is more than one conjunction in the sentence, the word but acts as a coordinating conjunction. Also the words not only and but also act as a correlative conjunction.
