Answer 3 I am pretty sure
Could you specify a bit more on what your looking for please
Answer:
A word with opposite meaning
Antonym
sentence that asks a question
interrogative
a word that expresses action or being
verb
change in pitch while speaking
intonation
sentence that makes a statement
declarative
a word with similar meaning
synonym
a sentence that shows strong emotion
exclamatory
a way of saying a word
Accent
spoken stress, or emphasis, on a word part
imperative
a sentence that issues a command or request
Imperative
Explanation:
The correct answer is the following.
The purpose of the words “hour” and “spring” in the sentence “You ought not to think an hour upon the matter, but to spring to action at once.”, is:
<em> In the case of “</em><u><em>hour</em></u><em>” is that you </em><em>do not need to spend much time thinking </em><em>about the situation. In the case of the word “</em><u><em>spring</em></u><em>” the wat is used in the sentence is that you need to take </em><em>immediate action.</em> The statement is part of the document “The Crisis IV” of September 12, 1777, written by Thomas Pain.
