<span>I did read the books and yes i know i'm with k12... and if you are to please help me i do not understand the question... and if you aren't I STILL NEED YOUR HELP (1.Describe the difference between a first- and third-person narrator’s effects on a reader. What advantages and disadvantages are there to each? Use examples from the text to support your analysis.) Full question .... i do already have differences between first person and third i just need examples :)</span>
Answer:
O And.
Explanation:
Transition words are those words that act as the "glue" to connect ideas in a sentence or indicate the words or phrases that are connected for a better understanding of the readers. They are words such as "and", "again", "so" "but" etc.
In the given passage, there are several transition words used. But the one transition word that is used to indicate that additional information is being added is the use of the word "and".
Thus, the correct answer is "and".
I think it is D - supporting detail, just a guess tho
Answer:
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Explanation:
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The correct answer is Simple
Explanation:
The sentence "Australia's rain forests are located in the northeast" is composed of a subject "Australia's rain forests" and a predicate "are located in the northeast" (verb and other details that complete an idea). This means this sentence only contains one clause (subject-verb/predicate unit) and due to this, it is classified as a simple sentence. Indeed, compound or complex sentences should contain two or more clauses but in simple sentences, there is only one clause or grammatical unit that is complete and expresses an idea.