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C nobody was there to eat it
Squelch, slap, soggy
curt cuts
Alliteration is the repetition of sounds at the beginning of a group of words. In this case there are two different groups of words that could be examples of alliteration. The first is in the section "the squelch and slap of soggy meat". The /s/ sound is repeated at the beginning three times in this part of the excerpt. The second is "curt cuts". In this two word phrase, the hard /c/ sound is repeated.
Keep in mind when identifying alliteration it's important to hear the sound the word makes. Sometimes when you just look for a repeated letter it is incorrect. For example, the circular cheese is cut. Even though a majority of words begin with c, none of them begin with the same sound.
Hi!
As you probably know, plurals are the form of a word to describe multiple of that word. Hopefully that makes sense. The correct spellings of the words above are as follows:
1. Puppys is incorrect, it should be spelled "puppies"
2. Shelves is correct
3. Buses is correct
4. Tomatos is incorrect, it should be spelled "tomatoes"
5. Radios is correct
6. Gooses is incorrect, it should be spelled "geese"
7. Pianoes is incorrect, it should be spelled "pianos"
8. Bruises is correct
9. Sheeps is incorrect, it should be spelled "sheep"
10. Echoes is correct
11. Watches is correct
12. Leafs is incorrect, it should be spelled "leaves"
Hope this helps :)
They made the question at the end turn into the front. Sorry I couldn't make anything specific
