Answer:
Because she does not really "have it all" It is a exageration.
1. <span>metaphor
2.</span><span>personification
3.</span><span>alliteration
4.</span><span>hyperbole
5.</span><span>personification
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<span>1. Mary Todd Lincoln's life was marked by three traumatic episodes: the deaths of sons Willie and Tad and the assassination of her husband, the president.
</span><span>2. Most wildflowers are transient they wilt soon after they are picked.
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3. Years of drought in north central Africa have created a (n) aberration of refugees numbering in the thousands.
4. A transitive verb carries action from the doer to the receiver, as in "The batter smacked the ball."
5. Newspapers published a (n) obituary of Emperor Hirohito of Japan the day after his death in 1989.
<span>6. In spite of its name, the French Quarter of New Orleans retains a Spanish colonial ambience for the years it belonged to Spain.</span>
The answer is "could have forgotten" since you is the subject, you wouldn't include that in the verb phrase.
