The correct answer is became.
'Has become' is incorrect because we have a limited time (during the 19th century), and present perfect tense means that the action is still happening in the present. 'Becomes' is incorrect because this happened in the past. 'Had become' is incorrect because you use past perfect tense only before something else happened in the past. 'Would became' is incorrect because it should be would become.
Answer: The figurative language in the text is a hyperbole. Hyperbole basically means an extravagant exaggeration. The speaker is saying that they are growing mad (insane). The speaker is not actually going insane. The speaker is exaggerating and emphasizing how much she is delighted by the lady
Explanation: I had this question in AP Lit
If i am correct it is either being used as some sort of subject or noun
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Explanation:
According to the definition of a noun, the noun is the name of any person, place, or thing.
Example:
Ram, Shyam, Delhi, Mumbai, table, etc.
singular noun and pural noun:
- A singular noun calls a person, place, thing, or concept, whereas an ordinary noun calls several people, places, things, or ideas.
- More than one is plural, and a noun is a word that identifies something. Therefore, plural substantives are more than one noun.
In the given sentence, the word "Our group" is part of the pural noun, and the word "New York" is write as s because it is part of singular noun.
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The society would not accept him because he is different than others and today that is a problem in everyday life. People need to realize everybody is unique and we have to accept that.
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