<span>continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion or a course of action in spite of difficulty, opposition, or failure.</span>
It would be the direct object.
Typically in Latin, the d.o. is between the subject and the verb. Of course, in this case it applies in English as well.
The only reason i know it's the d.o. is because in Latin we have to know this stuff lol.
Sorry for that useless info^
Yeah your right the answer is D. Ignoring common sense
The answer will be b microphone
Tell me if I am wrong if I am wrong sorry
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
Analogy is used in a reflective essay when two unlike things are compared or there is comparison of benefits and losses. In other way it can be said that it explains the depth of the concept by comparing it to another. Analogy can compare anything till it supports the meaning of essay
Hence, option B is correct
