Answer:
1. You can't sing this song
2. Why can't Peter come on Sunday?
3. Your brother can run fast
4. Where can we sleep tonight?
5. Can we have two milkshakes?
6. You can't do it just now
7. I can go to the dance
8. Sophie can't be quiet
The answer is B because the writing process makes you reflect on your ideas of what your going to write.
Answer:
The author of this essay was very true to herself. As a child, she was "a slave of conventional fashion" but as she aged, she realized that fashion is not everything and that you should wear what you personally love, not what someone else personally loves. As a teen, she struggled to fit in with her clothing, and as an adult she realized that fitting in is not everything. Her essay addresses how she overcame her struggle and desire to fit in. Her realizing fashion is not everything is the instructions for life; when you realize what really is valuable in life, you will practice/pay more attention to it.
Explanation:
Although there is not many things that can be done to reduce bycatch and bottom trawling, there are things that can help prevent the death toll of animals. This includes, technological fixes such as turtle exclusion devices to reduce the amount of deaths of turtles and bird scaring devices to scare the birds away from places that may cause harm.
Three contradictions were present in Maupassant's "A Wedding Gift". First is found in the first stanza which stated that Jacques Bourdilliere had sworn never to marry. This vow was suddenly broken when he saw Berthe. The two married too soon.
Second is when the story spoke of the binding attachment that was broken between Jacques and his former lover. A binding attachment is not supposed to be broken, from the phrase itself.
Third contradiction is the title of the story. The child was a wedding gift for the newly-wed couple brought by the tragedy of Jacques' former lover. A tragedy is unusual to be interpreted as a gift, especially at a wedding.
