Answer:
Rosaleen befriends May, who's very simpleminded. She spends much of her time catching spiders and eating bananas. June teaches English in a local black high school. One night, Lily overhears June and August talking about her: June says she knows Lily is lying about her dead parents.
Answer:
decided
agreed
played
watched
watered
studied
opened
closed
waited
brushed
tried
kissed
called
invited
observed
b: 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1,
c: 3,2,1,3,3,1,2,3,3,2,1
d: opinión basada en cualquier respuesta funciona
e love want works enjoys waters closes rests shows collects cries kisses turns misses preforms corrects paints starts locks prepares
Explanation:
I speak English
Answer:
the correct answer is early, tomorrow
<em>Hope this answer correct </em><em>:</em><em>)</em>
Answer:
Clark
Explanation:
The appositive phrase "another boy from his cabin" is modifying Clark because it precedes the statement with a comma.
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Answer: 4. Littluns</h3>
The proof of this is at the sentence at the top of the paragraph that contains the passage your teacher gave you. The sentence I'm referring to is this:
<em>The smaller boys were known now by the generic title of “littluns.”</em>
Then later on in that same paragraph is when your passage shows up. So effectively much of that paragraph is talking about littluns