Answer:
To, too and Two
(This pair of words are homopones.)
Explanation:
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<span>Emerson might advocate the benefits of consistency in the natural world. If one day, the grass was green, and the next, it was blue, Emerson might rethink his whole philosophy with hating conformity. Of course, it is good to be unique, but grass of a same species, should be uniform and stay the “right” color.</span>
The key to the sentence is the word murder. Whoever was saying the sentence was trying to tell you that he or she had a sister who was murdered just 20 feet from the playing field.
Twenty feet really isn't very much. Most small cars are just 4 feet shorter than 20 feet. That's not much.
So whoever is saying this is saying that the wonders of playing soccer could not overcome the awful feeling he/she must have knowing that his sister died there. Every time the narrator got on the field, he would be reminded of her death.
The Canterbury Tales, a precursor to the novel, is a collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the 14th century.
Answer:
it's either they heard or they stopped
