Question

Read the model sentence from gail carson levine's ella enchanted. after punishing me for using my fist, mother issued one of her infrequent commands: never to tell anyone about my curse. © 1997 gail carson levine use the words and phrases to create a new sentence that matches the model. last year's champions by revealing clues, to distrust any "helpful hints" offered a final piece of advice: instead of helping us from the staff

Answer 1

Using the model sentence from 'Ella Enchanted,' a new sentence is crafted to mimic its structure, providing a final piece of advice to last year's champions to distrust 'helpful hints' from the staff.

Step-by-step explanation:

The original sentence from Gail Carson Levine's "Ella Enchanted" is a model for constructing a new sentence with provided words and phrases.

The task requires a sentence that preserves the structure and tone of the original while conveying a different message.

Drawing from several sources, a recreated sentence that follows the model might be: "After chastising us for overconfidence, the coach of last year's champions offered a final piece of advice: to distrust any 'helpful hints' offered by revealing clues from the staff, suggesting they might be deceiving rather than assisting us."