Answer:
whats the question, i'm sorry, i dont get it. ;-;
Explanation:
Answer:
Subject, Verb, Predicate Adjective, Direct Object
Explanation:
"She" is the subject because she has words describing her or what she is doing while "George" does not.
"Is" is a verb because it describes an aspect of the subject of the sentence.
"lovely" is a predicate adjective. Lovely is an adjective because it is a descriptive word and it is a predicate adjective because it describes the subject.
"George" is a direct object because he is being directly addressed in the sentence, but does not affect the main point of the sentence which is that "she is lovely". George is not the subject because he is not described or doing anything.
Answer:
The meaning behind the statement is that What is done cannot be undone. but that one can prevent it from happening again.
Explanation:
At a time when the Nazis sought to kill all the jews of Europe, Anne was an ordinary girl in an extraordinary time. The events recorded in Anne Franks diary took place during the World war 2. Both prior to the war and throughout the war years, The Nazis continously depicted the Jews as Sub-human and as vermin.
The Franks family had to go into hiding to avoid getting killed. Throughout the families time in hiding, Anne kept a diary of everything that happened. Anne retained a positive outlook on life even though she had to remain hiding.
She still believed that in spite of everything that people are truly good at heart. that what is done cannot be undone but that one can prevent it from happening again. in her words "dont think of all the misery but of the beauty that still remains" and that who ever is happy will make others happy too.
Anne Franks believes that no matter what we maybe facing, that we should look up to the heavens and everything will be alright and that the cruelty will end and peace will return.
Asking if i will have the same sentiments about human nature; i would say yes. my reason being that we must continue believing in the best even when faced with the worst.
Answer:
Have is appropriate because the sentence mentions multiple people.
Explanation:
Just replace "the boy or his parents" with the word "they", take out "either" and have makes sense. "They have been informed of the incident".
I believe that it’s the one you’ve already chosen. Are you on FLVS?
