Question

Lexie didn’t know what to do. The movie adaptation of her favorite book was opening on Friday, and Lexie and her friends Tina and Jess were planning on being at the 7:00 p.m. show. For weeks, they had talked about the night –what they’d wear, how they’d get there, even where they’d sit in the theater. Lexie couldn’t wait!

Until she arrived home from school on Friday afternoon, that is. Her mom greeted her at the door. “Guess what?” she said. “Your little brother made the finals of the spelling bee! The championship is tonight.”

Tonight? Lexie knew how hard Sammy had worked to make the finals, and she was proud of him—but celebrating his big moment would mean missing a night she’d looked forward to for weeks!

“Skip it,” Tina advised when Lexie called her later. “They’ll probably put a video of it online—you can watch it then.” That was true, but it still wasn’t the same as being there to cheer on her brother in person.

Write a conclusion to the story. Remember to resolve the conflict in a satisfying way and to use details and transitions in your paragraph.

Answer 1

ask permission to the parents firsr

Step-by-step explanation:

iT would be a better ending if she decided she was going to go with her friends no matter what, but then before she could tell her parents, either her brother or mother said something to her that made her realize how important family was

Answer 2

Answer: sample: Lexie realized that she'd feel terrible if she missed Sammy's big night. Picking up the phone, she called Jess. "Think we can go tomorrow night?" she asked. "It'll still be lots of fun -- and it might be less crowded too." After a second, Jess admitted that her sister was also in the finals! Lexie breathed a sigh of relief. Spelling bee tonight, movie tomorrow -- it looked like finally, the weekend was back on track.