Answer:
Most people fail at some point in their lives. It’s a necessary and fundamental part of life. People have to generally fail at something before they find success. But failure is not a means to an end, nor does failure have to give any indication of permanence. What is permanent is not getting started in the first place out of fear of failure. To fail is to fail to hit one’s target, whatever it may be, but it doesn’t prevent one from trying again.
I thought I failed everybody once. My family, my friends, my brothers girlfriend. Everybody. It was the 10th October 2001. My brother and I decided we were going to join the army. We were posted in Afghanistan and went straight into battle. He joined as a gunner and I as a medic. We obviously recieved basic training but we were not perpared for this. It's as if time slows down in the midst of a battle. My brother charged ahead as I stayed, slowly jogging towards the malevelont enemies.
Then, I saw my brother-struck down with a bullet. My heart sank. I thought that was the end. I thought I had failed him. I should have been there protecting him. I guess God gives second chances. I grabbed him over my shoulder and charged towards the ambulance. Everything from there onwards was a bit of a blur. He was raced to the hospital. All I know is he's alive. I may have failed in one respect but I was given a second chance and for that I am forever greatful. From my failure, I learned it is never too late.
(Not sure if it's exactly 180 words but around that mark).
Answer:
She stood still and looked around at the messy room. It was organized when she left - who did this? Why is that door open?
Explanation:
The second answer is too bland and tasteless to really give you that suspense the 1st one does . The third one is good but it still doesn't have the ... urgency that the 1st one does because you immediately know "<em>Oh the ground is wet because of the faucet </em>." But with the first one you have know idea what is going on .<u>No answers cause more suspense . </u>
<span> B) The essay would have a more informal tone and use personal examples to make its points.</span>
He is the Chris symbol, as he is the only one to see the reality of what is going on with the boys on this island
Approximately can mean 'almost' or 'about'.
Therefore, an approximate rhyme is a word that sounds similar, but not exactly a rhyme, to another word.
For example, 'again and friend'.
Approximate rhymes may also not sound exactly alike, or similar, at all.
For example, 'bed and bead'.