Answer:
N V adv. art. N prep. pro. N
Ink runs down the corners of my mouth.
pro. { auxiliary verb } V N
I have been eating poetry.
Explanation:
Answer:
<u>Part A:</u>
B.) The narrator feels she has betrayed her mother by telling Mrs. Crosman she wished she were her mother and accepting her gift.
<u>Part B: </u>
A.) “I got out after them; and while everyone else was inspecting the damage we’d done, I threw the umbrella down a sewer.”
B.) “Remembering what I had said to Miss Crosman, I tried to maneuver the umbrella under my leg so she wouldn’t feel it.”
Explanation:
I took the test.
The details associated with the author's discontent with her name, the pressure for Latin names to be pronounced correctly, and the acceptance of the author's name and culture, are what support the central idea of the text.
<h3>What is the central idea?</h3>
- It is the main subject that the text addresses.
- It is the main basis of the text.
- It is the element that structures the text.
"Names / Nombres" is the essay that shows how the author had difficulties in accepting the Latin culture and identity because of her name. She shows how long it took her to accept her name and her culture, but that this was a necessary process for her to understand what she represented and how she should fit into society, without abandoning her origins, but being proud of them.
More information about the central idea is at the link:
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Answer:
:-)
Explanation:
1B. Well, you better buy a present
2B. Well, better not eat anything
3. I better tidy up my room before my
mother gets home
4. She better not take the test if she hasn’t studied at all
Comedy of Errors was a play written by William Shakespeare. It is actually the shortest play he wrote.
