hi, sorry not a question but i am in a bad position.
i have to send in stuff about this story before tomorrow but i have misplaced my book.
Its called "the Destructors" i don't know by who. It's for literature and it's probably a short story or something. can someone please provide a link to this story?
im from connections academy if that helps so if you know the exact story im talking about
thx a mill
http://100mudcats.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/destructors.pdf
thank you so much!!!:D
You're very welcome.
Hi there! I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I can certainly help you with finding the story "The Destructors" by providing a few steps to help you locate and access it online.
1. Start by conducting a search on a search engine like Google or Bing. You can do this by typing "The Destructors Short Story" in the search bar.
2. Look for reliable and trusted sources that provide literary works or educational material such as educational websites, literary databases, or online libraries. These sources often have extensive collections of short stories available for reading.
3. To ensure your search results are relevant and reliable, it's always a good idea to add specific keywords like "author" or "full text" along with the title of the story.
4. Once you find a credible source, click on the link and see if it provides the full text of the story or a summary. Be cautious and avoid clicking on suspicious or untrustworthy websites.
5. It's important to note that different authors might have written stories with similar titles, so make sure the author mentioned matches the one you are looking for. In the case of "The Destructors," it was written by Graham Greene.
6. If you are unable to find the full text online, you can try alternative options. For example, you can check if your local library has a copy of the book, or you could reach out to classmates or teachers who might have access to the story.
Remember, it's always a good idea to give yourself enough time to locate and access the resources you need for an assignment. Good luck with your research, and I hope you find the story you're looking for!