<span> they </span>were<span> pace changers and they </span>were<span> that too but the </span>basic purpose<span> was to hit the reader below the belt
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The correct answer is: [B]: "to move" .
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<u>Note</u>: Even though we are taking about "birds" (specifically "Canadian geese") ; which do, in fact, "fly" , we must note the following text:
" <span>As the New England weather gets colder, we enjoy watching...as they migrated south for the winter." .
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Base on the verb tenses used, and the specific language: "As the winter gets colder..." ; the implication is that "migrate" means: "to move" ; since the text implies that this is a seasonal, yet routine occurence—to a different LOCATION.
Furthermore, other animals migrate (that do not "FLY" — and that are NOT "birds".
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The correct answer is: Answer choice: [B]: "to move" .
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After Bounderby marries Louisa, Mrs. Sparsit makes it her mission to undermine and destroy the marriage and to catch Louisa in the act of adultery. At the same time, Mrs. Sparsit is one of the more comic characters, useful for lightening the mood every now and again in this bleak novel.
You would write it like this: Los Angeles
Answer:
Hear: The fox listens to the compliments he gets by the prince.
Smell: the smell is unique and is enhanced by the rose.
Touch: The fox looks amazingly warm and cuddly.
Explanation:
(Sorry its only three)
