Answer: I don't see any answers choices to pick from
Explanation:
Figurative Language. They are both kind of the same thing but one of them compares both of the things without using like or as.
Answer:
They have been affected by to philosophy of a doubtful age.
Explanation:
- Skepticism means philosophy
- Skeptical means doubtful
The answer is letter A-- comma.
There should be a comma between the direct quote and the attributive tag. The attrobutive tag refers to the words “he claimed”, “she said”, or “according to”. They can be placed at the beginning, at the end, or even at the middle of the sentence. <span>When you insert direct quotes, it should be clear to the audience who said that quote. Thus, using a comma is essential. It’s a punctuation rule that must not be missed. </span>
I think to explain her understanding, the answer would probably be "find evidence from the text for support".
