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Ponyboy's English teacher wanted to talk to him because he is failing class.
Dally lived on the mean streets of New York City for three years before moving to Oklahoma (Ponyboy's town).
They hop onto the three-fiffteen freight to Windrixville. When they hop of, Ponyboy asks a farmer how to get to Jay Mountain. The farmer tells Ponyboy to follow the path to the big hill. They climb the mountain for about 45 minutes.
Johnny and Ponyboy were at Jay-mountain for three days. They were hiding for 5 days. before it burnt down in a fire.
they are on the run for murder
The first pagent rehearal was about as much fun as a three-hour ride on a school bus, and just as noisy and crowed.
In the song "Count on Me," by Bruno Mars, similes and metaphors can be found throughout the lyrics. For example, the line "You can count on me like one, two, three" uses a simile to compare dependability to counting numbers. Additionally, the line "You can count on me cause I can count on you" uses metaphorical language to emphasize mutual trust and reliability.
Ponyboy's English teacher wanted to talk to him because he is failing class.
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There are three syllables. Sim-i-les.
When ponyboy sees the three socs get out of their car he smashes the eng of his pop bottle and threatens them. This is different then the old pony because he was always quiet and never voluntarily used violence.
use as for similes: she was as big as a house. use has for... possession: she has three cakes
Dally lived on the mean streets of New York City for three years before moving to Oklahoma (Ponyboy's town).
They hop onto the three-fiffteen freight to Windrixville. When they hop of, Ponyboy asks a farmer how to get to Jay Mountain. The farmer tells Ponyboy to follow the path to the big hill. They climb the mountain for about 45 minutes.
can you describe the three basic transformations
Johnny and Ponyboy were at Jay-mountain for three days. They were hiding for 5 days. before it burnt down in a fire.
Three metaphors in "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor are the storm representing the chaos of war, Phillip's blindness symbolizing his inner growth and newfound perspective on life, and Timothy and Phillip's survival on the island being a metaphor for their resilience and strength in the face of adversity.