I can assure you, at least one person has read the book "speak"
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Answer:
Third-person omniscient shows us what many characters in the story are thinking and feeling; third-person limited point of view sticks closely to one character in the story.
Explanation:
It depends what that ‘something’ is, if it’s really important then yes, point it out so you don’t forget it later. If it’s something small then there is little to no need to say it
Answer:
D, the last one, You're circumstances are different.
Explanation:
The contraction "You're" Is actually the words "You are" stuck together. If this was a proper sentence it would have used the possessive "Your" in place of "You're."
<span>I don't know what else the solution would be, besides correction so here you go:
The movie'</span>s ending was kind of disappointing, considering how great its beginning was.
