Mercutio agrees, saying that dreams “are the children of an idle brain” . Mercutio seems to be saying that dreams are like illusions meant to tempt men's souls but fall apart when he wakes. There is some pretty strong intensity here.
Answer:
The speakers attitude towards the koi can best be described asthe speaker's arguments are not mere rhetorical statements.
Explanation:
in my view
Our world would be different because without the printing press we would have no books, so school would be different and probably more difficult. Without the printing press we never would have printed bibles so church and any religious studies would be different (and probably more difficult) AND of course we would have no newspapers so there would be less advertising, and nothing to read on Sunday morning.
Answer:
I think it's formal I always write them that way, so I would say formal.
Dave Granlund would agree with Nadia Arumugam in the following points:
* They both talk about how banning wouldn't work because that'd make people more attracted to buy or obtain the item.
*And they both state the point of people looking for more places to get drinks instead of stopping getting them.
