Answer:
sorry buddy but you didnt put out the terms or definitions or anything. no help can be given
Answer:
Toward heaven, till the tree could bear no more,
Explanation:
In poetry, the term enjambment refers to the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line. In other words, the sentence doesn't end at the end of the verse but rather continues in the next one.
In this example, we see that in line number 2 "And climb black branches up a snow-white trunk" the sentence continues in line number 3 (as the complete sentence would be "and climb black branches up a snow-white trunk towards heaven")
Therefore, we can see that the enjambment is present in line number 3 "Toward heaven, till the tree could bear no more"
We can see that lines 4 to 6 (the other answer choices) are complete sentences by themselves so therefore, the correct answer is line number 3.
<span>When looking at literature, direct speech is easily discernible because
of the quotation marks seen before the quotation. Indirect speech, however, is not so easily discernible because there are no quotation marks that make it easy for readers
to see where the speech is. There are,
however, ques that clue readers in on where indirect speech begins as indirect
speech in literature is where what someone said is being discussed, described,
or reiterated. Words to look out for
could be “he said,” “she tells,” “all chanted,” “most talked about.” While there are descriptions of what someone
was thinking, there are no descriptions of speech. As such, and with this in mind, there does not
appear to be any sort of indirect speech included in the excerpts
provided. </span>
<span> Bertie dislikes Gussie, especially when involving Aunt Agatha. Bertie is indifferent to Gussie, because Gussie seldom visits. ……………. Bertie is sorry for Gussie, because Gussie is always getting into trouble. Bertie knows Gussie well, especially that Gussie tends to get into trouble.</span>
Answer:
<u>~Male Y/n here~ I would think what the authors tone in "The Night The bell fell" is sarcastic, because they are they are saying it oppositely of what the relay mean in the viewpoint.</u>
<u>(</u>Hope this helps!)
