Brittany thought it was best she get it over with, "I have something to say, Shannon. I am the one who told Toby that you liked him.'' Shannon's eyes widened and her cheeks flushed red, "What? You did what!?'' "I'm sorry! I thought I was helping, you see," Brittany stammered. "I overheard him on the bus talking to these two guys, saying how much he liked you and didn't know who you were, and I ,well, I thought that it wouldn't hurt to say, so I said." Brittany's hands were sweaty; she felt a little dizzy with fear; Shannon was going to be so mad. "How dare you, you cow! You, you, oh!" and Shannon began to cry.
Or alternatively (with a few changed words to make it flow a little smoother):
Brittany thought it was best that she get it over with, "I have something to say, Shannon. I am the one who told Toby that you liked him.'' Shannon's eyes widened and her cheeks flushed red, "What? You did what!?'' "I'm sorry! I thought I was helping, you see," Brittany stammered. "I overheard him on the bus talking to these two guys, saying how much he liked you and didn't know who you were, and I ,well, I thought that it wouldn't hurt to say, so I said it." Brittany's hands were sweating and she felt dizzy with fear; Shannon was going to be so mad! "How dare you, you cow! You, you, ugh!" Shannon began to cry.
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This is the correct answer to give the sentence a positive connotation
Answer:
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steel spring and iron tire made it a boneshaker
Answer:B
Explanation: I took it and got it right
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It's the bit towards the end where the conflict is resolved. Every story has a central conflict or story problem, and it is usually the main character's job to solve it.
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<em>In Romeo and Juliet, the conflict ends tragically when they both kill themselves. </em>
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<em>In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the conflict is resolved when Dorothy discovers she had the power to get home all along, and click her heels together three times and is transported back home. </em>
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<em>In Little Red Riding Hood, the conflict is resolved when the woodcutter rushes in and saves everyone.</em>
