A, the others are all focused on other peoples thoughts.
Answer:
(B) How rude
Explanation:
You’re supposed to choose the right phrase to continue the exclamation. ‘How rude’ fits this best since the closest other option, option (C) ‘shame’ cannot stand on its own, it should be either ‘shame on you’ or ‘how shameful’. The same goes with awful, option (D) – it should be ‘how awful’. Option (A) is clearly incorrect because the statement is negative, not positive; which we can determine especially from the word churl – which refers to a mean-spirited person.
Answer:
Hummus, which is a healthy dip made of chickpeas that has become popular in many countries, can easily be made at home.
Explanation:
Hope this helps!
Analyzing character motivation matters because it goes deeper into the thoughts and feelings of a character in a story or movie. It is more relevant to know what led up to a character doing something than just knowing a character did something. For example I think of the movie Lizzie McGuire with actress Hillary Duff, which was a Disney channel show. Lizzie McGuire as the main character of the show was always seen talking behind the main scenes of the show to say things that was going on in her head. Things she may not have always said to others . You may want to look this up on YouTube or Google to get a better visual.
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Answer:
She has eaten
It was
We have given
He has finished
You have written
We had
It has taken
I have shown
Caleb has seen the new Jenny Pond film
I have done my best
You've got no chance of losing
The aliens cant find anywhere to land
Barry doesn't think anyone will come
The lads don't have anything to be afraid of
Ivan has three sweets but Drew doesn't have any
Arthur and Merlin don't need any help
Abdul wants some sweets but Gillian doesn't have any
The Johnsons don't have any pests
