Answer and Explanation:
After falling into the rabbit hole I've been going down for so long, so long I can't even tell how many hours it lasted. I wasn't afraid of the fall, but I was very bored because I never got to the end of that fall. When I finally reached the bottom, I found myself in a very weird location. It was a hall with doors, but they were all locked. I found the situation very strange, but I wasn't afraid. I was curious.
There was a table in the middle of the room and on top of it was a key and a bottle. On the bottle it said "drink me" so I drank it. This made me shrink in size quickly. I got tiny and couldn't reach the top of the table to get the key that was there. That's when I saw a muffin on the floor, where there was a sign saying "eat me" so I ate it and started to grow. I was excited because I could get the key, but I started to grow too big. I became giant and couldn't reach the key again.
I felt so sad that I started crying violently. My tears were huge and flooded the entire hall. Can you believe? However, as I cried I started to shrink and I only realized this when I fell into the river that my tears formed. I started swimming and suddenly I was out of the room, even though I didn't open any doors.
Answer:
A. aunque
Explanation:
Cuando hablas de 2 ideas en una misma oración tienes que saber adjuntar para cuadre y no suene raro, espero haber ayudado.
"A government program that provides citizens with new job-training opportunities" is the event among the choices given in the question that is an example <span>of a hortatory, or encouraging, technique. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". </span>
Jim (noun - a person); favorite (adjective - describes cousins); just (adverb - describes saw); cutest (adjective - describes dog); running (verb - shows action); their (adjective - describes yard); and (conjunction - connects running and hiding); behind (preposition - shows spatial relationship between dog and car); the (article, a type of adjective that introduces a noun, car)