<u>What is most likely the Danish perspective on the battle?</u>
<em>D. They are relieved that Grendel is dead and their trials are over now.
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The passage illustrates the Danish's relief by knowing that Grendel and his reign of terror have finally died. Their longing wish has been fulfilled, their constant burdens released and their <em>"bale-sorrows"</em> are now relieved, and all of this is due to Beowulf's aid, whom they praise for helping them.
There is only one sentence which needs a semicolon added to be correct, and that is <span>5) Water is not everywhere it's miles away.
As you can see, the way this sentence is written, something seems wrong - words are just mixed around incoherently. This is why we need a semicolon to make things more accurate: Water is not everywhere; it's miles away. </span>
Answer:
character versus character
Explanation:
The text presents a character versus character conflict. This is because Sara (who is a character) has to suffer the consequences caused by the egoism of Miss Minchin (who is another character), who treats Sara in a very bad way because the girl has become poor.
The Little Princess tells the story of Sara Crewe, a wealthy girl who loses everything when she experiences a terrible tragedy. Obliged to work as a maid, to go cold and to hunger, she continues to preserve her nobility, and thus maintains her pride and her generosity.
Answer:
I'd say the sentence is more to the formal side. This is because it isn't a causal, "Hey there, would you want a guarantee for your new phone?", or a, "Yo, dude, want a guarantee for your new phone?" This sentence is what you'd say respectfully to a stranger you might not know. Hope this helps! Please mark as Brainliest if you could, that would be appreciated. :)
