I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. Saying that you are “sad” when you are really miserable is an example of understatement. It <span> is a figure of speech employed by writers or speakers to intentionally make a situation seem less important than it really is.</span>
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Your answer would be that <em>to compete </em>is a nominal infinitive.
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The infinitive phrase <em>to compete </em>is nominal infinitive. This means that it acts as a noun in the sentence. Nominal infinitive phrases can be the subject of a sentence, the direct object, the object of a preposition, or a predicate nominative. In the sentence above, this nominal infinitive phrase functions as predicate nominative as it completes the linking verb (is) and renames the subject (my ultimate goal as a swimmer).
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the last image because it look like miss Sullivan spell into my hands doll
<span>How Thoreau protested
Thoreau was thrown in jail for a night because he refused to pay the poll tax. This refusal was his way of protesting the government. His belief was that he did not want to support a government that supported a person being an "agent of injustice to another". In Thoreau's mind the people were being injustice towards slaves and slavery needed to be abolished. While he did speak out for the end of slavery, he also protested by refusing to pay the poll tax and was thus thrown in jail.
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