What Exactly is your question? This sentence could be written more fluidly.
"When at the fair, not only can I eat tasty food, but I can also view awesome fireworks."
Or I would completely reorganize it like this.
"At the fair, I can eat really tasty food, and see cool fireworks displays."
A. Correct answer (word used incorrectly)
B. matter means issue in this case, therefore settled is being used to explain the issue is solved.
C. the immigrants found comfort in Maryland, they settled there
D. as the truck is going by, dust is flying, but as the truck furthers, the dust settles back down (this happens with leaves and water from puddles as cars go by)
I’m pretty sure it would be the narrator’s dilemma
<span>The 4 important plot points from "The Pardoner's Tale."
4. They learn that Death has killed a friend
</span><span>1. They go to kill death
</span><span>2. They find some treasure
</span><span>3. One buys poison</span>
1. the onomatopoeic words are catchy to pronounce.
2. after the watching the dance performance, Cathy said sizziling, boo yeah, what a onomatopoeic personality Cathy is!
