1. <span> like haunted children, </span>how can we, how can we even <span>begin to redress?
2. </span>gold <span>poured out of your mouth in song;
For number 1, haunted children don't set things right, but do the opposite.
For number two, the simile means that the song coming out of your mouth is so perfect, it's like gold.
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Answer:
1. Don't really know how to do it
2. I wish I had ate before going out
3. I wish I had slept longer, I am tired
4. If the order had arrived faster, I would have eaten dinner by now
5. If I had studied for the exam, I wouldn't have failed it.
This doesn't really make sense to me; I did it my own way. Make sure to double check!
Explanation:
Answer:
The epic film genre encompasses historical epics, religious epics, and western epics, although it has split into many other genres and subgenres. ... There are chivalric epics from the Middle Ages, national epics, and pan-national epics.
Explanation:
Italicized in a Short Story!
