Personification
The tree danced in the wind.
The wind causes the trees to move gracefully.
After Mike left the ice cream shop, what do you think happened next?
Any answer is right. It was a guess on what you think. I can. I came up with Mike might go to the mall.
The 3 homophones are buy,bye,and by.
By: Made by somebody or done something,to show the place of someone in relation to some or the date of something.
Buy: A purchase, for Example can you buy me a Soda?
Bye: Leaving a place, another way of putting it is a short way of saying bye. For example, i said bye to my grandma when she left our house.
When Jordan got home, what was the first thing he did.
The first thing Jordan did when he got home was...
Raining cats and dogs
The wind howled
The wind was blowing very strongly and making a loud.
Dr.Goodson went to the store, then the nail shop,where did she go next?
any answer is right
Another pair of Homophones is: Aloud and Allowed.
Aloud: An example of Aloud is,Maya it is your turn to read aloud.
Allowed: She was allowed to go the park with her friends.
What is your favorite subject in school and why?
My favorite subject in school is Math because I learn new things in a good way that deals with number.
As busy as a bee.
That means you're very busy, and bee's are very busy.
The blanket hugged her
It was a comforting and protective action, suggesting the blanket wrapped around her and provided a sense of security and warmth, similar to a human hug.
If someone is wearing a coat, what does that mean?
Your 1st thought might be, that it's cold outside.
A different type of Homophone is Accept and Except.
Accept: I accept your invitation.
Except: Everybody can come over to my house except Haley.
What does R.A.C.E means?
R – Restate the question. A – Answer the question. C – Cite the text evidence. E – Explain and extend the evidence.
The sun smiled down at them
The weather was good and sunny, which made a happy and warm atmosphere.
The headlights winked at me
they are flashing on and off quickly, like blinking.
If you see someone with a frown, what would you think.
Your 1st thought is that, they are not happy or maybe sad.
Another Homophone is There,Their,They're.
There means: A specific place or location.
Their: when something belongs to someone or the possessive form of saying "they".
They're: Another way of saying they are.
Example of There: The book is over there.
Example of Their:That is their car.
Example of they're:They're going to the movies.
Why did the nurses not let Johnny family see him while in the hospital
The text
The nurses wouldn't let us see Johnny. He was in critical condition. No visitors. But Two-Bit wouldn't take no for an answer. That was his buddy in there and he aimed to see him. We both begged and pleaded,but we were getting nowhere until the doctor found out what was going on.
The nurses did not let Johnny's family see him while in the hospital because he was in critical condition and they were not allowing visitors. I know because according to the text it states" The nurses wouldn't let us see Johnny. He was in critical condition. No visitors." This explains that Johnny's family was not allowed to see him while he was in critical condition.
The alarm clock yells
The alarm went off this morning.
The thunder was grumbling.
The sound of a shock wave created by lightning as it heats and rapidly expands the air around it, which will have a result of a booming or maybe a rumbling noise.
If you see someone eating a new food and he or she makes a face, what would you infer?
Your 1st thought might be that he or she doesn't like it .
My last Homophone is hear and here.
Here means: To be somewhere. Hear: When you can hear something
Why do people use the race strategy?
The RACE strategy is used to help students organize their thinking and writing, particularly when responding to questions or prompts, by providing a good answer for crafting clear, well-supported answers.
Time flies when you are having fun.
When you're enjoying yourself,the passage of time seems to speed up, and your not aware of how much time is going by.