Answer:
B. <u>Trisha and I</u> already <u>have</u> tickets to the show.
Explanation:
''Trisha and I'' are the subject of the sentence and it is plural.
''have'' is a plural verb which is suitable or agrees with the plural subject
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No, the comparing adverb would be more quickly, and this sentence does not state this.
D it's comparing two unlike things maybe a but that doesn't really compare two things
1. Metaphor = giving human characteristics to non human things.
2. Simile. A comparison of two things using like or as.
3. Personification= A comparison of two things without using like or as.
Answer: My ex, the fault was 50-50
Explanation:
it was partially my fault because if i had waited longer to see his true colors i wouldn't have went into the relationship in the first place but it is partially his fault because he could have chosen weather to hurt me or not and he chose to hurt me.
I think people would have completely blamed the person that hurt them
