Answer:
Byron has a habit of playing with matches, and Wilona repeatedly threatens to do "what she always said she would" if he keeps it up. Her house caught fire once when she was a child and she does not want the same thing to happen again. Wilona asks Byron and Kenny to go to the store and get a few things for dinner. Rather than giving them money, she tells them to sign for the food; the Watsons will then pay the grocer, Mr. Mitchell, on the next payday. Byron takes this arrangement as a sign that the Watsons are on welfare, even though they are not, and complains.
Orwells purpose is to persuade readers
Answer:
c
Explanation:
C. I have no clue what those are
B. Me , direct object.
Jeremy bought Patrick and me tokens for the games.
Me vs I.
Assuming that Patrick is not part of the sentence.
Jeremy bought me tokens for the games. THIS IS THE CORRECT ONE.
Jeremy bought I tokens for the games.
Me is used as a direct object because a direct object receives the action performed by the subject.
subject = Jeremy ; verb = bought ; direct object = Patrick and me.
Honesty and trustworthiness
