3 helps Bud avoid getting into trouble for lying. Rule #3 is "If You Got to Tell a Lie Make Sure It's Simple and Easy to Remember."
Rule #87 helps Bud avoid being "tricked" and reminds him that adults typically have ulterior motives when they ask for help. Rules #87 is "When a Adult Tells You They Need Your Help With a Problem Get Ready to Be Tricked—Most Times This Means They Just Want You to Go Fetch Something for Them."
Rule #29 helps Bud survive by giving himself additional time to plan his next move before he wakes up in front of adults. Rule #29 is "When You Wake Up and Don't Know for Sure Where You're. At end There's a Bunch of people Standing Around You. It's Best to pretend You're Still Asleep, Until You Can Figure Out What's Going On and What You Should Do."
Rule #8 gives Bud an opportunity to run away from adults before he...
Just ask yourself, who you are presenting it to. Or who are you trying to persuade. For example: if I’m taking about the environment and how we need to save it. It can go either one or two ways. You can pitch your idea to someone who already known what your talking about and you can offer a better solution OR you can inform a new audience who isn’t knowledgeable on the subject. It just depends on what you want to write about
Answer:
Then or middle depending it is
Explanation:
Some include:
Cause and effect: Consequently, therefore, accordingly, as a result, because, for this reason, hence, thus...
Sequence: Furthermore, in addition, moreover, first, second, third, finally, again, also, and, besides, further, in the first place, last, likewise, next, then, too, etc.
There are no adverb in these sentences
adverb = verb + adjective
