Do you have any answer choices? Usually a declarative sentence is a sentence that ends in a period and obviously states a declarative statement. For example,
"I am going to make him an offer he can't refuse." That's a declarative sentence.
hope that helps, good luck
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Even though the animals do sing in the movie, there are no lyrics and it is just animal noises. In the movie, Old Major dies in front of the animals while they were singing 'Beasts of England', while in the book, he dies a few days later and was buried.
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I HOPE I HAVE HELPED YOU
The most common noun in that sentence would be, Betsy Ross.
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Boss could be a negative connotation if they were described as "tyrannical"
Boss could be a positive connotation if you're the boss at something as in "that game is so boss"
Use where? I don’t know what source you got this from, so next time be sure to put the passage in so I can read it.
