Anna Quindlen's purpose is to help us to realize that the US as a whole, even though we are many different cultures and religions, we manage to find common ground as a whole.
I would think D. using an online bookmark. That is to save or tag websites for later viewing.
Answer:
Dear Friend,
How are you doing these days? The whole pandemic experience sure has been a tough time for everyone. My family and I had to stay indoors because of the virus growing quickly. It was not easy at all. We could not go out for weeks. After every week, a new rule regarding the pandemic would come out. Each day would go by tougher than the last. After two weeks in quarantine, my family and I were finally allowed to leave the house. We did our grocery shopping at last. Sadly, when we arrived at home my dad appeared quite sickly. We had to quarantine once again but thank god we had done our shopping that day. He turned out positive and we had to quarantine for another two weeks. After that things got easier. We were able to go out again. Right now the rules regarding the pandemic are less strict than before because we have less cases on the virus. How was your experience during the coronavirus pandemic? Are you and your family doing well right now? It's been really long since we had a real good conversation. I expect to hear back from you doing well. I hope that you and your family are safe and free from worries.
Sincerely,
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First name and Last name.
(That's how I would do it...I hope It helped)
C. To use persuasion to convince readers to accept an opinion
The three options that are clauses are: "whenever I go to the movies", "but it’s likely to rain that day", and "a tornado tearing through town".
A clause is a group of words that contain a subject and a predicate AND is part of a complex or compund sentence.
"Whenever I go to the movies" and "a tornado tearing through town" are dependent clauses and are part of a complex sentence.
"But it's likely to rain that day" is also a clause because it has a subject and a predicate and "but" is a conjunction that signals the clause is part of a compound sentence. This clause is an independent one.