First you believe in yourself and you stand up for your shoes that you like. For example, if they starting dating the sneakers are not”cool” you can say maybe to you but not to me. In a more directed way you could say “focus on your own shoes don’t judge mine.” Or if you want to be super direct “Who asked your opinion?”
It shows character may be implying, rather than stating, something
Answer:
Explanation:
Well the reference that I can make of the passage is that Brenda is feeling sick and she called to tell the manager she wont be willing, To work today because of her cold.
I believe that the answer is either C, or D. They both seem plausible.
For capital letters, we can just add the ending -s, for example:
I got As in the final exam.
for lower-case letters, an apostrophe is used to avoid confusion:
In the multiple-choice exam all the correct answers happened to be a's! (as in: option a)
