Answer:
1. Jack <u>wakes up</u> at 7 a.m. every morning and he <u>takes</u> a shower before breakfast.
2. Betty <u>cleans</u> her room on the weekend.
3. Mike and Tina <u>study</u> in the evenings. They <u>read</u> magazines.
4. My father <u>works</u> at 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on weekdays, but he <u>never</u> works on Saturdays.
Simple, once again you can only break at the syllables.
Destroy is de-stroy
Thus, B and C, don't work
B, breaks at des-troy, and it doesn't work.
C, breaks at dest-roy, and also doesn't work.
Thus, A, is your answer.
Hurricanes and severe storms can de-stroy people's property.
Based on the sentences from ‘The Cask of Amontillado’, the
literary technique that is employed in the sentence is foreshadowing. This is a
way of having a writer or author give its reader an idea of what would likely
occur later on.
It's a nonessential word, clause, or sentence added to an already grammatically complete sentence. It's most commonly set off by brackets, but it can also be set off by commas or dashes.
Example:
My mother went to the supermarket and picked up some strawberries (my favorite fruit) earlier today.
Answer:
The reason George has warned Lennie against speaking to Curley's wife is because Curley is jealous and cruel, so once again, Curley is the one ultimately responsible for the circumstances that bring about his wife's death.
