You didn't give me any possible answers to work with, so I'm just going to explain indirect characterization and give an example...
Indirect characterization is the process through which traits of a character are revealed through their speech, actions, appearance, etc. These traits are not directly given by the narrator.
Example of indirect characterization:
- As Mindy waited for her friend, Charlotte, by her locker, she tapped her foot quickly and glanced around.
This indirectly shows that Mindy is impatient.^^^
Answer:
Modal auxiliary
Explanation:
There are several auxliiary verbs (the ones that help to form a tense or an expression), and some of them are modal auxialiaries (may, must, will, etc). Can is one of the auxiliary verbs used for permission , possibility, ability, etc. In the sentence "We can't go against the law, Doroty.", can't is a word that <em>expresses the idea of not having permission, not being allowed.</em>
T for true F for False :)
Answer:
The sentence that best revises the supportive evidence is As a result, students who typically arrive late will wake up earlier and leave home sooner.
Explanation:
Revision is the action or process of reviewing, editing and improving
Following this statement, the option D gives us the best an logical order at the moment of presenting the argument and the supporting evidence as a most likely result of the proposal.
Positive because her husband doesn’t notice her in her dress , but he does in the work clothes. He also doesn’t notice the change in personality when she changes clothes.
