I'm thinking either "Using numbers to help readers see the various steps easier," or "adding a supply list before the instructions." (I'm sorry I couldn't give a more clear answer, but I hope this helps narrow down the choices)
Answer:
The narrator's return means the moment that she will have to leave the house in which she lived for so long and that she keeps so many memories. It makes her a little sad.
Explanation:
"My Old Home," features a narrator returning to his home town after living for 20 years in another city. The narrator's return is to finish the house move that his family will make. The narrator feels depressed when he returns to the house where he was born because she looks dull, unattractive, she no longer represents his home. He realizes that his mother is also sad and this is probably due to her attachment to the house in which she lived for so many years. The narrator's return to the house determines the moment when the change of house should, in fact, be made and this leaves his mother a little sad, because this house holds many precious memories for her.
Answer:
the answer is repetition of ideas.
Explanation:
you forgot the chocies so here they are
repetition of ideas.
quotations of experts.
definitions of difficult terms.
organization of the text.
I believe that the first thing that went wrong on his ill-fated trip was that a woman became delirious and died. So the correct answer is A.
According to this poem, the benefit of seeing ourselves the way others do is that it prevents us from making embarrassing mistakes.
The poet says in the poem that it would help us avoid making blunders and other foolish notions - meaning that we would likely know what the correct and right behavior is, and what we should avoid if we don't want to make fools out of ourselves.
