I’m pretty sure the answer would be B, it stated the claim that dogs are the most popular pet in the nation, and it goes on to state “for many reasons” which would lead into your body paragraph.
Answer: reads
Explanation:
For this sentence, the best correction would be one that continue the present indefinite tone of the word "usually". When a person is said to "usually do something," it means that they will continue to do said things or do it often.
It is therefore best that the verb following it will be in a present indefinite tense. The present indefinite tense for "read" is "reads". Sentence therefore becomes:
"She usually <u>reads</u> the newspaper".
Answer:
1. When he threw the challenge to his neighbors to jump the tallest hedges.
2. His belief triumphed over the skills of his opponents
3. When he boasted in school that he will win the heavy weight championship.
Explanation:
Ali actually believed in himself. We see how he demonstrated and carried out his belief. He made it a public declaration that he is the greatest of all time in boxing.
Answer:
A metaphor is a form of comparison without using the words such as "like" or "as," because that would be a simile. This means that C and D are incorrect, because those are examples of a simile, not a metaphor. In B, nothing is being compared, so that option is also incorrect. Thus, the correct answer is A, where "hooves of rain" is a metaphor - horses don't really have hooves made of rain, but somehow resembling rain.
Explanation:
I'm not sure if this counts, but I've definitely gave in to eating at a restaurant that I didnt want to go in order to make my wife happy. Or another example is that if I told my friends that I would go hang out with them just to make them happy. Hope this helped give some examples.
