In this poem the author uses different words to describe things. In the poem he's describing a very bad storm and he's sailing on a boat. The mood the author wanted to create is suspense. (hope i helped)
I think it is more sentitive
Answer:
Explanation:
<u>ORDER:</u> Background info, claim, 3 reasons.
Next paragraph; Transition, reason, explanation. Repeat.
FINAL BODY PARAGRAPH, transition, reason, explanation,Counterclaim.
Conclusion: transition, repeat reasons, and then add a call for action like <em>please contribute to our society</em>
The correct answer is C. It satisfies readers by providing readers with a fuller picture of Great-Aunt Gertrude.
Not A because in the final paragraph is explained why she asks for forgiveness. Not B because it doesn't cause sadeness at all the outcome. Although the house was a little scary, it is not the purpose of the story to go down the path of an horror story.
Answer:
Dear Susan,
I hope you are doing fine. During the last few weeks, I've been thinking about the different occupations in the world and which one would be the most suitable for me.
I become interested in three of them. The first one is a carpenter. They are talented people that can do any piece of furniture with wood. They have to be careful with machines and good with craftworks. The second occupation that I thought of is graphic design. Graphic designers work with computers creating beautiful posters, cards, brochures, and fixing photos for magazines. This job requires someone who can pay attention to details and has a creative mind. The last occupation that I considered is engineering. An engineer has to be extremely good at Maths and Physics since they are in charge of building bridges and skyscrapers. There can not be a mistake in their calculations.
When I grow up, I would like to become a graphic designer. I consider myself a creative person who enjoys drawing and editing photos on my computer. Besides, my family always tells me that I am good with anything related to design. What would you like to become when you grow up?
All the best,
Frank.
Explanation:
A letter has three main parts. First, we have the introduction. In this paragraph, we ask our friend how she is and introduces the letter's topic. In the second paragraph, which is the letter's body, we describe the different occupations. Lastly, we tell our friend which one we would like to take and give the reasons for this decision. After that, we ask her about the occupations that she likes and say our goodbyes.
