A change of scenery, prop being presented, or a conversation being had about future events can all be examples of:
<h3>What is Foreshadowing?</h3>
Foreshadowing in literature refers to the dropping of subtle hints that will help the audience to have some insight into future occurrences.
An example is when the props or objects used in the drama are presented. It helps the observer to form some ideas about what might happen in the story.
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Answer : b
try sounding the phrase using each word. Notice the difference between which is better pronounced with the words in the sentence.
Newspeaks made to keep people from forming thoughts
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In paragraph 1 i think you spelled socialize wrong.
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if so, try using this to write you essays next time...
K-key idea
E- evidence -1
A- analyze evidence( give your thoughts
T-transition-( i.e.- Continuing on,
E- Evidence -2
A- analyze evidence
L- link the paragraph all together
it really helps to keep everything organized and consistent. For your introduction, try using a hook, a bridge , and finally a thesis. A thesis should ALWAYS be the last sentence in your intro paragraph.
For your conclusion start of with your thesis, go into your Main ideas of the essay, and then give something for the reader to think about (clincher)
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