Answer:what are the options?
Explanation:
In a narrative, the exposition sets the initial situation before the action starts.
"The Adventure of the Cardboard Box" begins with Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson in their Baker Street flat. Holmes is reading a newspaper article about a Miss Susan Cushing who received a yellow cardboard box in the mail, containing two human ears in salt.
An inspector from Scotland Yard, G. Lestrade, is willing to meet with Holmes to discuss his theories on the case.
He describes it as wicked, crooked and brutal.
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The correct answer is the "teach, understand" pair. This question is testing your knowledge of present tense vs. past tense. To find the correct answer, you must read the paragraph as a whole and maintain verb tense consistency. Since the second verb in the first sentence (attend) is in present tense, and the first and third verbs in the third sentence (It's and is) are both in present tense, you can safely assume that the remaining verbs will also be in present tense.
Pretty much the narrator is sitting in his chamber at night almost asleep thinking of his list love Lenore...I believe that's true but I'm not sure.
