Assuming that you're talking about racing the storm tv show,
the author create suspense through pacing by jumping through a car chase scene, without explaining any background about how and why it happen, which directly created suspense in the first minute of the show
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1. You ( not be ) ..are not of..... any use to me unless you learn to type
2. If I ( have ) ...will have.. enought money , I will buy a new skateboard
3.She will be angry if you ( not , tell ) ..do not tell.... the truth
4.If they take their medicine , they (feel) ..will feel... better
5 . We ( not , get) ...do not get. good marks if we don't learn hard
6.If he ( not , go) ...does not go. back now , he will be late
7.They ( not / let).... will not let. you in if you come late
8.If you ( not/go) ..do not go.. away , I'll send for a policeman
<span>a. direct object</span>
Direct objects are words or set of words or phrases that are directly or is in contact immediate to its describer, either a noun pronoun adjective or adverb.
<span>For example, </span>
<span>1.A. Direct Object </span>
Sally brought Cindy yellow -daisies- to cheer her up.
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While you should really do this on your own since it is a self reflective thing, here is an example of a layout you can follow,
An experience that helped me understand my [teachers/parents] were right would be once when I was [age]. I was feeling [upset/frustrated/confused] because my [parents/teachers] told me I [couldnt/shouldnt] do [action]. Later on, I [did action/saw someone else do action] and was [shocked/understanding/relieved/hurt] by [outcome]. This made me realize that my [parents/teachers] were right.
He Was Surprised That Many Jurors Voted In His Favor
