Falling action, which will lead to the resolution
Answer: You should put things that you like to do but if it is something like watching anime you should not say that but say things that you are comforable saying.
The answer is C : Each character should react to the other
<span>She had [red] that book last month. The hunter silently stalked his pray. [Their] house has a huge basement. Marcy swerved and stepped on the [brakes]. The camels moved like sailing ships across the burning [desert]. Stephano’s garden was a rainbow of [flowers]. The accused man was [tried] in the district court. Samantha gave the stranger a cold [stare].
Changed words are in [brackets].
Red is a color. Here you want the verb read meaning to look at words and figure out what they're saying.
There means a specific place. In this sentence, you need Their which is the possessive adjective form. You want to say that the house belongs to someone - in this case them - by using their.
Breaks means to take something that is whole and turn it to pieces. The word needed here is brakes which are the things on a wheel to make it stop.
Dessert is an after-meal treat, like cookies or cake. Desert is the word you need. A desert is a very dry and desolate place. One way to remember the difference is that dessert has 2 S's because you always want more dessert. No one wants more desert.
Flour is a basic ingredient in recipes made from grain. A flower is a beautiful, colorful plant.
When adding an ending to a word that ends in y, you drop the y and ad ied or ies.
A stair is a step. A series of stairs will take you up or down. The word you need is stare. It means to watch someone or something intently.
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Because those were the so-called Roaring Twenties. That was the period of extreme wealth, both in the sense of money, and art and culture. Those were the "crazy years", of industrial growth, changes in lifestyle and cure, and of course, the blossoming of jazz music. In that way, the spirit of the whole era was crazy for parties, and thus, Gatsby's parties exemplified exactly that.