Answer: Palm Tree by Rabindranath is a beautiful poem depicting his greatness and powerful flight of fancy beyond the stars. In the first stanza the poet compares palm-tree to a single-legged giant, taller than all the trees in its vicinity. May be it is flying beyond the stars in its imagination.
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The answer is <em>C: twisting the handlebars quickly and wiggling the front wheel</em>.
1. Twisting the handlebars quickly: "There is a third movement of the handle bars --a quick twist in the direction the machine is leaning if about to fall."
2. Wiggling the front wheel: [prevent the fall by throwing the balance the other way] " a similar result is accomplished by wiggling the front wheel...a continuous wiggle --changing the balance...-- is necessary to keep it upright."
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A beautiful garden was grown in their backyard.
Explanation:
Put the verb after the direct object.
The answer would be A.
“...but to except the invitation.”
Instead of except, accept should be used.
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I would say C because you wouldn't know if the reader knew more or didn't at all.
