Because the seethe results and it hurts their undeveloped mind<span />
Ann was drinking wine when her friend <em>came</em> in.
Steve was cooking dinner when he suddenly <em>cut</em> his finger.
Sue was cooking when she <em>burnt</em> her finger.
Dee in "Everyday Use" wants the churn top because she wants to use it as a conversation starter and centerpiece on her alcove table. She does not want to use these relics of her family's past; rather, she wants to show them as though they were in a museum.
Answer:
In Chapter 1, Tennyson learns at dinner that his twin sister, Bronte, plans to go on an afternoon date with Brewster Rawlins, an antisocial boy from their school who was once voted most likely to receive the death penalty. Tennyson is unhappy with this situation and schemes to ruin the date.
In Chapter 2, Tennyson takes his girlfriend, Katrina, to the same miniature golf course where Brewster has taken Bronte on their date.
In Chapter 3, when Tennyson and Katrina catch up to Brewster and Bronte, Tennyson manages to get Brewster alone where he threatens him, promising bodily harm if he touches Bronte. Brewster and Bronte leave.
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