<span>C)a, a, a, a, b, c, c, c, b
Looking at the ending word from each line will help explain what the rhyme scheme is. The first line gets assigned an A, and then every line that rhymes with that also gets an A. This is true for lines 1-4 (lie, rye, sky, by). As soon as the rhyme changes (Line 5: Camelot), it gets assigned a B. Lines 6-8 rhyme with each other getting a C (go, blow, below), and then the last line (Shalott) rhymes with Line 5 so it gets a B. </span>
<h3>The Comma</h3>
is used to separate parts of a sentence from one another. Commas, when used correctly, make your sentences clear and help in comprehension.
<h3>Sentence</h3>
Incorrect: Jack grabbed the metal, fishing, pole from the mermaids hand.
Correct: Jack grabbed the metal fishing pole from the mermaid's hand.
<h3 /><h3>Final Thought</h3>
Both of the commas are unnecessary because the metal fishing pole is <u>one</u> object, not three.
i would say "The class gave her many ideas for the project, but she used only one." i'm sure since it's been 6 days you know this sksk
