Umm...I can't help you with the video example one, but the answer to number 1 would be context clues. Inferring things is all about taking what you know based on the context and basically making an educated guess. Number 3 would be true based on what I already said.
<span>From the given choices, the sentence which does not contain any errors in punctuation and capitalization is:
B. A stout lieutenant shouted, "Attention!"
This is because of the following points:
1. A comma is placed after the word "shouted" to emphasize the dialogue of the subject.
2. The dialogue is correctly enclosed in quotation marks.
3. The initial letter of the first word in the dialogue is capitalized.
4. The exclamation point is placed inside the quotation marks because it is part of the dialogue.</span>
Answer:
so sorry dude but you should ask your parents for something like this.
Explanation:
<u>Answer</u>:
There are so many themes Melville express through his description of setting in this excerpt from “Bartleby the Scrivener”.
<u>Explanation</u>:
In the beginning of the story, “Bartleby the Scrivener, A Tale of Wall Street” by “Herman Melville”, there is a normal office setting with a typical office workers in which each worker is different from the other in his own typical way.
Then the setting changes from normal to absurd behaviour by Bartleby who doesn’t do things in the absurd circumstance he is in. Author also talks about the unfriendly men and women in the society. The Lawyer in the story is never able to understand Bartleby’s behaviour throughout the story.
