1. i went to the library today.
2.you kept a pet for three years
3.you’ve ate thai food before?
4. it rained all day
5. who’ve we forgot to invite
6. we haven’t heard this song
7.he didn’t forget his books
8.?? (sorry don’t know)
9?? (sorry don’t know)
Correct. An outline always has a title, but the speaker does not atually say it in the speech. It is ususally there so that they don't accidently read the wrong one.
pocket knife. I sat patiently on the shore, pondering my next move; I was dumbfounded. After watching dozens of films regarding this exact situation, I would have thought I had an idea of what to do, but I was lost. So I sat there and watched the golden sun walk across the clear sky, and soon enough, it began to sink down the horizon. I jolted out of my spot and started a fire, before closing my dreary eyes to sleep. Hours later, a man woke me up; I was saved.
The most important rule of survival Brian learned in Chapter 8 was that "feeling sorry for yourself didn't work..It wasn't just that it was wrong to do, or that it was considered incorrect. It was more than that - it didn't work".
