Answer:
I think it would be metaphor
Explanation:
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The sentence that contains an incorrect possessive form is c) Ours' is surely the most colorful float in the parade.
The correct version would be - Ours is ...
You don't have to use the apostrophe here.
Answer:
The playwright wants the reader to understand that the main cause among the problems was the lack of communication and understanding among family members.
Explanation:
The excerpt presented in the question above is an excerpt from the play "A raisin in the sun" which features a family who received a large amount of money, which, despite changing their lives, proved that many problems affected all members of the family. These problems often become much bigger than what they should be due to the internal fights in the family, caused by the lack of communication, understanding and trust between the members. This is highlighted in the excerpt presented in the question above, where Walter, one of the main characters, feels uncomfortable with how the emotional distance between family members has affected everyone's lives.
1 often, 2 educate, 3 just grab, 4 back or end, 5 forecastle (upper deck of a sailing ship), 6 bottom part of the jaw or mouth, 7 ordinary, 8 wasn't, 9 dancing or jumping, 10 get (please consider the context though as there could be more than one meaning), 11 raised or stood, 12 a state of disrepair or ruin in reference to an object or building, 13 irritating recollection, 14 calm face, 15 filled or to be present in a place or area OR in great numbers, 16 removed, 17 excessively talkative, 18 of a latent or discernable state of a presenting threat, 19 a path that shows grand sincerity and intense conviction, 20 an artificial channel carry water (usually for the transport of logs) (PLEASE refer to your text as there are other definitions, make sure it fits), 21 strange/odd OR spoil/ruin, 22 peaceful or calm, 23 single or one, 24 refers to a person or man (feller, fellow, fella, etc.), 25 regular or regularly, 26 type of person or type of man, 27 weren't or wasn't (refer to your context for the appropriate verb subject agreement, it must make sense), 28 infinite, 29 one who exhorts is one who encourages, 30 usually ones ability to convince or persuade others.
Answer:
The answer is <em>a predicate nominative</em>.
Explanation:
Let`s split this sentence into its basic parts: subject (the dream of space travel), predicate (became a reality).
Now let`s analyze predicate closely:
it consists of a verb (linking verb) and a noun that modifies and explains it.
Since it`s a noun, the correct answer is a predicative nominative.
Of course, if the adjective was next to the predicate, the answer would be a predicate adjective.