Answer:
No error.
Explanation:
Punctuation errors, be it in the use of the punctuation signs, or capitalizations, etc. forms one of the most important aspects of correct sentences. And not only that, the subject-verb agreement, the use of the adverbs and adjectives also constitute a correct sentence.
In the given sentence <em>"[A]lthough Sonia dances gracefully, her brother Tomas moves clumsily"</em>, there is no error. The adverbs "gracefully" and "clumsily" are correct, describing the way the characters move.
Thus, there is no error in the given sentence.
i believe the answer is b) it frustrates the reader, knowing that he died in vain.
not 100% sure but i think this is the one please correct me if i'm wrong.
It seems right that a person that it's supposed to be helping us feel safe and that his main job is protect and serve, when we can prove of his wrongdoings, receives a harsher sentence that a person that doesn't work as a police officer. A criminal often times does it out of neccesity, because he'd grown up in a type of environment that he doesn't know any better. His chances at succeding in life are often limited by the same place and community that he grew up in. While it may seems true for a police officer to come from a bad neighborhood, it's also true that he went through training and education where he knows what's right or wrong, he doesn't have the need to steal because he has a steady job.
I read it a real long time ago but from what I remember the warden confronted him multiple times, overall, I think he felt accused and betrayed Bc no one believed him in the courtroom when he denied stealing the shoes. But when he was sent to the camp and the. Warden confronted him, I think he felt a little afraid.
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Answer:
Raise your hand to speak, and wait your turn.
Explanation:
As a student of being online it was hard to participate because no one usually followed a simple rule we would all use in school. Some argued back and forth with each other. I would say let the teacher decide who they would like to pick on and wait on your turn and remain muted.