Answer:
If there has to be one, it should probably go after the word "said"
Explanation:
"Amber said, I hope I am not late for the school bus this morning."
I would say that it doesn't really need a comma, but if it <em>has </em>to have one then that would be the most logical answer.
I believe the answer is hyperbole since the sentence is exaggerated.
If the person lives in a drought area, such as California. Work places like water factories may be harder to find rather than somewhere more north east like New York.
1. having three feet per line of poetry
: trimeter
2. reading or marking the poem to show its structure. scanning
3. having five feet in each line of poetry
: pentameter
4. likeness or resemblance
: image
5. a foot of verse having one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables
: dactylic
6. a foot of verse having two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable
: anapestic
7. having four feet per line of poetry
: tetrameter
