A good person stands and watches as someone gets bullied. Just because they watch doesn't make them bad but they did nothing so they're not necessarily all good either.
Answer:
B. There was no other like it in any of
the stores she had turned all of them
inside out.
Explanation:
The middle of the sentence should be separated with some sort of punctuation mark right after the word "stores." Since both of the sentences in option B are put together with no comma, period, or any other punctuation mark, this is a run on sentence.
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I would say topical, The ingredients are organised into sub-categories, like dry ingredients, wet ingredients, etc. Just like you would when organizing something using topical organisation
Make a tongue twister with the words guessed, guest, pear, pair, night, knight, choose, chews, principal, principle, aloud, allo
r-ruslan [8.4K]
Answer:
The principal had the principle to never guess a guest aloud unless allowed. One night, he sees a knight catch a hare that has brown hair. He chews a pear as he watches the pair. Did he choose to go through his door? No, he just threw the pear away.
Explanation:
A tongue twister uses sequences of words that have similar sounds - commonly alliteration - to form funny, often nonsensical, sentences. The goal is to make the sentences difficult to pronounce. As a matter of fact, tongue twisters can be used as exercises to improve fluency and pronunciation. An example of a tongue twister is: she sells seashells by the seashore.
