Question

read the model sentence from ernest hemingways the sun also rises.
it felt comfortable to be in a country where it is so simple to make people happy.
© 1926 ernest hemingway
use the words and phrases to create a new sentence that matches the model.
to consider herself safe through the forest she was frightened to walk
after it grew too late .

Explanation:

The model sentence structure is "It felt [adjective] to be in a [place] where it is so [adjective] to [action]". For the given phrases, we need to restructure them to match. The main clause is "She was frightened to walk through the forest" and the subordinate clause (explaining when she couldn't consider herself safe) is "after it grew too late to consider herself safe". Wait, no, let's re - arrange properly. The correct structure should be: After it grew too late, she was frightened to walk through the forest to consider herself safe? No, better: She was frightened to walk through the forest after it grew too late to consider herself safe. Wait, the model has "it felt comfortable to be in a country where it is so simple to make people happy" which has a "where" clause. Wait, maybe the correct sentence is: It felt frightening to be in a situation where she was too late to walk through the forest to consider herself safe? No, let's use the given phrases. The phrases are "to consider herself safe", "through the forest", "She was frightened to walk", "after it grew too late". So putting it together: After it grew too late, she was frightened to walk through the forest to consider herself safe. But maybe a better way: She was frightened to walk through the forest after it grew too late to consider herself safe. Wait, the model's structure is "It felt [adj] to be in [place] where it is so [adj] to [action]". So maybe we can adjust: It felt frightening to be in a forest where she was too late to walk through to consider herself safe. No, this is getting confusing. Let's just use the given phrases in a grammatically correct sentence. The correct sentence should be: She was frightened to walk through the forest after it grew too late to consider herself safe. Wait, no, the "to consider herself safe" is an infinitive. Let's re - order: After it grew too late, she was frightened to walk through the forest (in order) to consider herself safe. But maybe the intended sentence is: It felt frightening to walk through the forest after it grew too late, where she couldn't consider herself safe. No, the model has a "where" clause. Wait, the model's structure is "It + felt + adjective + to be in + place + where + it + is + adjective + to + verb". So let's adapt: It felt frightening to walk through the forest after it grew too late, where it was hard to consider herself safe. But we have to use the given phrases. The given phrases are "to consider herself safe", "through the forest", "She was frightened to walk", "after it grew too late". So let's combine them as: She was frightened to walk through the forest after it grew too late to consider herself safe.

Answer:

She was frightened to walk through the forest after it grew too late to consider herself safe.