1. edit the sentence. while in chicago i hope to see the drowsy chaperone hairspray and the producers 2…

1. edit the sentence. while in chicago i hope to see the drowsy chaperone hairspray and the producers 2. what is the subject of the sentence? please arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time. 3. list four attributes of a play. 4. fat joe, the proprietor of a bar in london, opens eugene oneills play the long voyage home. use these lines to determine the type of bar. joe (yawning) blimey if bizness aint arf slow tonight. i donnow wots appened. the place is like a bleedin tomb. wheres all the sailor men, id like to know? o hopping joint o deserted dive

1. edit the sentence. while in chicago i hope to see the drowsy chaperone hairspray and the producers 2. what is the subject of the sentence? please arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time. 3. list four attributes of a play. 4. fat joe, the proprietor of a bar in london, opens eugene oneills play the long voyage home. use these lines to determine the type of bar. joe (yawning) blimey if bizness aint arf slow tonight. i donnow wots appened. the place is like a bleedin tomb. wheres all the sailor men, id like to know? o hopping joint o deserted dive

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Brief Explanations:

  1. Capitalization and Punctuation:
    • "while" should be capitalized as it is the start of a sentence.
    • "chicago" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun (city name).
    • The names of the plays ("The Drowsy Chaperone", "Hairspray", "The Producers") should be capitalized.
    • A comma should be added after "chicago" to separate the introductory clause.
  2. Subject Identification:
    • In the sentence "Please arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain time", the subject is implied. In imperative sentences (commands), the subject is usually "you" (understood).
  3. Attributes of a Play:
    • Plot: The sequence of events in the play.
    • Characters: The people (or entities) in the play.
    • Dialogue: The spoken words of the characters.
    • Setting: The time and place of the play.
  4. Bar Type Determination:
    • Joe describes the business as "bloody slow" and the place as "like a bleedin' tomb". A "deserted dive" implies a place that is empty (like a tomb) and not doing well (slow business). A "hopping joint" would imply a lively, busy place, which contradicts Joe's description.

Answer:

  1. While in Chicago, I hope to see The Drowsy Chaperone, Hairspray, and The Producers.
  2. You (implied subject in an imperative sentence).
  3. Plot, Characters, Dialogue, Setting.
  4. deserted dive.