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According to the information presented in the first and second paragraph (lines 1-26), it can be reasonably inferred that the kingdom of the Luggna...
In line 27, the adjective "inexpressible" is used
The main idea of the second paragraph (lines 24-33) can best be restated that
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The entire poem is framed in which of the following tenses?
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- 00:00
No Okapi England people Another one for you Big fat
- 00:08
calm We're gonna kind of cruise through it here and
- 00:11
looking and just kind of winking at it first The
- 00:16
entire poem is framed in which of the following tenses
- 00:20
Alright frames So let's think about this Whenever we see
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- 00:26
the words would and could like What could the speaker
- 00:29
abbreviate with Apostrophe D there Yeah we know we're dealing
- 00:33
with a hypothetical mooed like a cow speaker tells us
- 00:39
from the very beginning that she's looking at a house
- 00:41
that robbers would like the look of So we know
- 00:44
she's imagining a situation that could happen but it's not
- 00:48
definitely happening We're not sure it's really or just kind
- 00:51
of wait up So the right answer here his deal
- 00:53
is conditional Just It depends you know like a diaper
- 00:56
loser bowl here Well for this one we need to
- 00:59
know the different kinds of tenses a writer might employ
- 01:01
in writing But we're talking about what will be We're
- 01:04
dealing with the future A passive voice isn't used in
- 01:07
the poem like he was done too or something like
- 01:10
that So get rid of B If we're in the
- 01:12
here and now we're in the present like right now
- 01:14
see And when it's not it because we're not here
- 01:16
And now we're just kind of would've maybe Kudo should've
- 01:19
And then finally if we're watching things unfold in the
- 01:21
moment like the pitcher is winding up to throw the
- 01:24
ball that's present progressive and that ain't it That ain't
- 01:28
what we have in this little ditty here so that's 00:01:31.06 --> [endTime] not the right answer is D conditional
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