Answer:
its you getting things that are nessesary that will also be for the hurricane
Explanation:
There are two keys.
They have names.
Music is one key and I am the lock.
It unlocks a free state of mind when I
find myself in the mindstate of ferocity,
grief, or when I find myself astray.
Dance is like the other key and I am the lock.
I dance off the pain, the shame, the grief, the anger.
All that to say; music and dance are the
two things keeping me going.
It’ll be five in the morning and my dance steps are
following closely behind the beat of the music that I listen to.
When I dance, I am in control.
I have control over how music moves me.
One thing that will always be true, is that when
I am in control of what I was made to do,
sparks of freedom fly within me.
The team stretched their legs, practiced their drills and rehearsed their set plays.
<u>There were two main types of plays that the Greeks performed: tragedies and comedies.</u>
Tragedy - Greek tragedies were very serious plays with a moral lesson. They usually told the story of a mythical hero who would eventually meet his doom because of his pride.
Comedy - Comedies were more light-hearted than tragedies.
Answer: Met.
Explanation:
As far as I know, past tense for "meet" is met. I'll use it in a sentence.
"Yeah, we MET a few days ago at a coffee shop!"
Hopefully this helped haha.
