This is a metaphor.
Similies use "as" or "like" to explicitly denote a comparison and personifications give human-like characteristics to animals, objects, or concepts.
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An appositive phrase is when 2 nouns are put together. Therefore, the only logical answer on there would be Jason, my brother-in-law, because Jason is a noun, and brother in law is as well. Please let me know if this was correct! Hope I could help
Dramatic Irony is when the audience knows something's going to happen, but the characters in the story don't.
The only possible answer could be Option A. The audience knows that these two characters are good friends, but the characters in the story think that they're strangers.
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-T.B.
Answer:
the sentences are both using active voices
