A rhyming couplet in iambic pentameter is "double, double, toil an trouble".
<h3>What is a couplet?</h3>
It should be noted that a couplet simply means a successive part of the lines of a verse hat are typically of same length.
In this case, the rhyming couplet in iambic pentameter is illustrated above.
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O would say your answer is a. the reason why, is because if a name gets removed of the table, it has to be for a good reason. if a knight dies, then they will be remebered, not removed. if a knight moves away, im pretty sure it will still be the same thing. and if a knight argues with king aurther, it wouldnt be a serious enough move to remove the knights name off the table. hope this helps.
Im going to take a guess that the answer is true.
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I honestly do not get this question, but let me try to.</h3>
Do you mean what is the verb in this sentence? Please, let me know. I'll love to help..
- Hanna
When I first started to learn how to ride my bike it was scary and I fell and scraped my knees a lot.
Then my dad supported me until I was able to ride on my own and that was nice to have my dads support
Then finally I am able to ride hands free, down a hill, at breakneck speed.
Hope this is what you needed. =)
