Answer:
Durmió.
Explanation:
The Spanish past tense of "dormir" (sleep) is "durmió" (slept) when talking about he/she/it or "dormí" when talking about I.
The English translation to the sentence would be Last night my father slept early.
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Answer:
B. The topic sentence, the process, and the cause-and-effect
Explanation:
A pause can be used to give emphasis to a certain point. The pauses can also be used to single out a certain sentence and those sentences are what later get quoted in newspaper articles or people what people use to refer to the speech in question.