Answer:
no I dont think I will............
Um... Here's a small essay I guess:
Corona virus is a global pandemic the many countries are facing. The corona virus started near the end of 2019 in Wuhan, China. The disease spreads mainly from person to person, typically through respiratory droplets from coughing, sneezing, or talking.
The first case of corona virus in India was detected on January 30th. After the case was found, the India went into lock down. On June 8th, after 10 weeks of lock down, India started to re open again. However on June 30th corona virus cases were over 585,000 with more than 17,500 deaths. Although recovery rates in India have improved, India is the fourth most impacted country.
*Insert your experience during lock down*
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Answer:
Fantasy
Explanation:
The characters are named Lady Ardwinkle and Sir Gawain, making it seem as if this takes place in the Middle Ages. Sir Gawain also talks about killing a dragon, which is a fictional monster that is often associated with fantasy works. If it had been a romance, detective, or coming of age story, it would've been an almost completely different story.
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The denotation and connotation of the word endless in the excerpt is this:
- The denotation is continuous, and the connotation is positive.
<h3>What is the meaning of Denotation and Connotation?</h3>
Denotation refers to the explicit meaning of a word while connotation refers to the inferred meaning of the same word.
So, in the sentence above, the author talked about the endless appreciative roar of the crowd.
Their feeling can be deduced to be positive and the literal meaning of the word is continuous.
Learn more about denotation and connotation here:
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The difference between a restrictive phrase and a restrictive clause can be determined if you break down the parts of speech. It is a clause if there is a subject and verb with a predicate. It is a phrase if there is a noun but no verb or a verb but no noun, and it does not have a predicate.
