How many sentences does the writer use to describe what she thinks about this detail?
To determine the number of sentences the writer uses to describe her thoughts about a specific detail, you can follow these steps:
1. Read the passage or text that includes the description of the detail.
2. Identify the section or paragraph where the writer expresses her thoughts about the detail.
3. Notice the punctuation marks, especially periods (.), as they typically indicate the end of a sentence.
4. Count the number of complete sentences within the section or paragraph where the writer describes her thoughts about the detail.
Remember that a complete sentence typically contains a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought. It might be helpful to pay attention to capital letters at the beginning of sentences and any conjunctions that might connect multiple sentences together.
By closely examining the text and following these steps, you should be able to determine the number of sentences the writer uses to describe her thoughts about the detail.