Oh which snack to pick
Popsicle I could lick
Maybe some candy
or maybe a fish stick
I look inside the pantry
and stared at it blankly
for all the things inside
made me very very angry
I opened up the fridge
Just a tiny little smidge
The light didn't turn on
So I thought it was a glitch
My belly was very hungry
and I wanted something funky
so I made my way to the living room
to ask something to siri
Then i hopped into my car
Hoping to go far
I droved to a restraunt
and stopped at the snack bar.
Sophisticated: having, revealing, or proceeding from a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.
If Molly looked more sophisticated wearing the business suit, that means she looked more professional/knowledgeable thus making it the better option.
His style was very very very very different
Noun clause because the clause is modifying the noun
Noun :story
The story is not true
They are both told for entertainment purposes, and, more importantly, to relate a moral- a life lesson.
