A death Fatali woman dressed in bright red comes out of the foam of striking waves. He started hovering over my head. He started swelling in size. With long nails her fingers started moving for me suddenly I saw her swinging out of tongue. What a wide mouth and how fast and big kundis! Oh God ! He was sprinkling blood around. I was afraid I started trembling. And dropped from my hands my eyes fell on his head as if he was a snake in the form of hair.
The snakes raised their heads and the baluang. Horror on the head of horror! Now I was in total fear. I wanted to cry for help, but my throat was stunned. I saw that she had put her head on my head and was trying to throw me into the sea or swallow me while picking me up? But no, it was my mother’s hand. She was trying to wake me up with “What’s the matter with you?” She said, “Why are you crying and wailing?” I was all wet with a cold sweat but I sighed with relief. It was only a dream, but it was a terrible dream!
<span>✡ Answer: His </span><span>✡
- - Why?
This is because you need to fill in the blank with a word that makes this sentence understandable and complete.
In this case, I used a pronoun.
I'm not sure about "his" acting in the play next week.
</span>✡Hope this helps!<span>✡</span>
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Some cities are just saying no <u>to trying to host the Olympics.</u>
B. Both poems are about natural phenomena
Which is about nature.
Natural phenomena is "A natural phenomena is an observable event which is not man-made.
