Answer: inferred
An inferred meaning is one that is not explicitly stated by the author, but that is hinted at throughout a passage. This is usually done through the use of various rhetorical and literary devices, such as characterization, symbols, motifs, setting and mood.
The cow would be consuming 80 gallons of water during a hot day. If on any day the cow drinks 40 gallons on a hot day it drinks double the amount so you multiply them by 2 and its 80. I hope this answer can help you.
Answer:
that depends.
Explanation:
If you are only using the capital letter, I'll use 'A' as an example, here is a sentence this would work; And as I was finishing up the letter to my love, I wrote "Love, Yours truly, 'A'.", and this is how you should always write a stand alone capital letter.(:
You're welcome!
-Theadosia, your friend from hell
Great story! If you're still continuing on the story, I suggest adding a falling action for the conflict.
