<span><span>In Chapter 30 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Mr. Heck Tate insists that he report that Bob Ewell fell on his own knife and died, but Atticus Finch believes that Mr. Tate is trying to merely protect Jem. He tells the sherriff that he must have Jem live honestly and face the consequences of</span></span>
It means that he has abided by certain mores for his whole life and by using the literal example of “pulling a thorn”, he’s saying, “there’s not one person who i haven’t helped, that’s what makes us brothers. When they need me i help them, and when i need them they help me.” It is interesting because he’s explaining that just because it’s not normal for you doesn’t mean it’s not my version of normal.
I’m pretty sure the subject is football, the adjective is enjoy, and the verb is cheer. i’m not too sure but i think those are correct. i’m sorry if they aren’t :(
No, it might change their body chemistry or even mess with the DNA because of unusual chemicals in food.
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The correct answer is A) Also, the word ketchup has an interesting story.
<em>The most effective way to invert sentence 6 in order to vary sentence patterns is: "Also, the word ketchup has an interesting story."</em>
In grammar and editing, you have to vary the sentence pattern in order to not sound too monotonous. Reading the text or paragraphs should sound natural and with rhythm. So in the case of this passage, when you add the word "also" at the beginning of the sentence, it changes the style of writing and when the reader sees "also", they know that more or better information is coming.
