Answer: Saying words with meaning as if you were speaking them is called phrasing. - FALSE
Saying words in a meaningful manner, while looking at someone's face as if you were speaking, to describe an event or express one's emotions is called an expression.
Expressions are used to convey or communicate one's thoughts or feelings. Besides the expression of speech, the idea of expression is now interpreted in a broader sense including physical and artistic expression.
Although it was early the heart already hung heavy in the air.
Answer:
I think it's Reversal of Motive but I'm not sure-
Explanation:
Similes compare two things. Because clowns are considered by most to be very funny, the object would also have to be something funny.
Therefore you could say...
A clown is as funny as a medieval joker.
A clown is as funny as a cat barking like a dog.
A clown is as funny as a comedy movie.
D is the answer because the pass tense of practice is practiced and that’s what was needed to be the answer .
