I would say tension and fear, because her husband was terrified of what was on the other side of the door
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By today’s standards, my mobile phone is pretty basic. It’s a Nokia.
It’s a small device that receives telephone calls and sends text
messages. Other than that, my phone does NOT DO that much. Most
of my friends wish they could HAVE their own smartphones because they
are cool and trendy. They say the GOOD thing about a
smartphone is that you ‘can do everything with it!’ That’s right,
smartphones have many more functions than a simple phone, however, not
all of them are needed. In everyday life, smartphones are used mainly for checking social networking sites,
replying to emails, and playing games. Grown-ups as well as children, like playing games. Anyway, I prefer my good old
Nokia. It’s my number ONE mobile phone. When I bought it, it
didn’t cost me very much. And I am not afraid anyone
will ever steal it. It’s also very reliable. Yesterday I dropped it. It flew down the staircase and hit the wall. I thought
that would BE the end of it and I would have to buy a new
one. But nothing of the kind – it still works properly!
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Answer:
indicate a sudden change in thought
Explanation:
"The dash (–) is used to set off additional material within a sentence, often in order to emphasize it, to set off appositives that contain commas, or to indicate missing words."
2. They ought to have thought of that sooner.
3. Children, would you like me to make something special for dinner tonight?
4. Robert could have forgotten to post the letter.
5. Excuse me, could I have a look at your newspaper?
6. They weren't able to finish the exercise because they didn't have time.
7. Mobile phones must not be used on the plane.
8. Richard can't have stole your camera.
