I believe it the first one!
Have a Wonderfully Warm Day!
Answer:
False
Explanation:
You should only annotate the author's main points, if you're gonna cite a book, shifts in the message or perspective of the text, key areas of focus, and your own thoughts as you read if you're putting them into your story.
I believe the answer is: d. the death of Hector meant the end of Troy.
From the excerpt, we can infer that after hearing hector's death, the people of troy has lost the ray of hope that They hold. The town soon become gloomy and depressed and all people are losing their spirit to continue fighting. This meant the end of Troy.
Example: Percy and Annabeth enjoy swimming in the canoe lake at camp.
"and"
This is S because the sentence is talking about Percy and Annabeth, who are the subjects. "and" is the word that combines the subjects.
Your key words here are, But, And, Or, Yet, ext. These are words that combine. If any of these words are in between two names that sentence is S. If any of these words are in between any other words, it is P.
I hope I was able to answer your question and you understand what to do now! :) Best of luck!
Oh, don't forget to put parenthesis around the But, And, Or, Yet, ext. type of words! :)
If anyone knows what book series those characters are from, PM me and I will put up a question about the series with 20 points! Don't cheat! It's an honor system thing I won't know if you do, but please do the right thing! :)
Answer:
Look at the "I", "You", or "They" in an answer
Explanation:
"They" Would mean that it is in third person
<em>"</em><em>They </em><em>went to the park"</em>
"You" Would be in second person (Notice how it is addressing the reader)
<em>"</em><em>You</em><em> ate the donut"</em>
"I" Would be first (Notice how "I" is referring to one's self)
"I almost touched the knife!"