The last answer sets the most formal tone; "Hello! I was very pleased to meet you at the party last week." the rest are very casual.
Answer:
4.
Explanation:
Humpty-Dumpty is a nursery rhyme best known in English language. The rhyme was earliest published in 1797 in Samuel Arnold's Juvenile Amusements. The lyrics of the rhyme have been changed over the years.
The meterical syllables used in the poem is 'trochaic tetrameter.' Trochaic tetrameter is a line in poem where stressed syllable is followed by unstressed syllables and contains four beats.
Therefore, the accented syllables or stressed syllables in each line of the poem are four. Thus 4 is correct answer.
3. Tradition vs change. The change is that the men have gone soft.
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Here is your paragraph written normally, with all the articles in italics.
<em>The</em> highest mountain in Great Britain is <em>the</em> Ben Nevis, which is situated in <em>the</em> Grampians (a mountain range).
<em>The</em> Pennines are <em>the</em> mountains situated in <em>the</em> central part of Great Britain. They are separated from <em>the</em> Southern Uplands by <em>the</em> valley of River Tyne. <em>The</em> Tyne flows into <em>the</em> North Sea.
<em>The</em> mountain range called <em>the</em> Cambrians is in Wales. <em>The</em> highest mountain in <em>the</em> Cambrians is <em>the</em> Snowdon.
<em>The</em> longest river in Great Britain is <em>the</em> Severn. It rises in <em>the</em> Cambrians and flows into <em>the</em> Bristol Channel. <em>The</em> River Thames is not as long as the Severn but it is <em>the</em> most important river in Great Britain. London, <em>the</em> capital of the United Kingdom, is situated on <em>the</em> Thames.
Next time, please use an image to text generator and paste that into your lesson, so your answerer doesn't have to do that or retype it or anything.
Answer:
C is the answer.
Explanation:
It contains facts and it doesn't say a opinion or from your own words.
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