Eliza woke up. Today was the day she was moving to London. She rolled out of bed and got dressed. Eliza opened the shutters. It was raining outside. She didn't care. She knew she would have to get used to rainy days. She grabbed her luggage and took the taxi to the NYC airport. It was a Monday. Eliza thought she could handle whatever was thrown at her. Little did she know that was not the case. She thanked the cab driver and left. The airport was crowded that Monday.
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A.) From the camel caravan, the train whizzed up.
b.) This company held it’s meeting offsite today. There were many things to talk about away from the office.
c.) We watched the progress from the train. We hoped the children were amused by the spectacles.
d.) The baby was hungry so his mother fed and changed him.
Myths are stories that are written by unknown authors. The purpose of these stories is often to explain complex concepts before science or proof could explain them. They are also used to teach people morals. Myths may often be religious or attempt to explain how the world came to be.