In the storage cabinate. When you think about prepositions, just think about what a squirrel can do to a tree stump- it can run AROUND the tree stump, it can run INSIDE the tree stump, it can run BEHIND the tree stump, or BESIDE the tree stump, and so on
Answer:
"Journey to the Center of The Earth" by Jules Verne is one of author's own loved book.
Explanation:
In the novel, Otto Lidenbrock, who is a professor in geology and mineralogy decides to take the journey to the center of the Earth. He finds an encrypted message of alchemist Arne Saknussemm and de-crypts its with the help of his nephew Axel. They both decides to take this journey together. But Grauben, decides to stay back and wait for them to return because after their return Axel and Grauen can marry. Because after their expedition, Axel would be man. She encourages them to go on this expedition as it will be great for both the man.
B or D idk all I know that it's one of those
Answer:
For her, the central problem between her and Romeo is their surnames, which shows which family they belong to and thus makes them enemies. She believes that if Romeu changes his surname it will solve this problem, or if he swears his love for her, she will change her surname and the problem will be solved in the same way.
Explanation:
We can interpret that J * is willing to deny her own family in order to experience that overwhelming love that she feels for Romeo and hopes that he will be willing to do the same, changing his name and living as someone without family ties, because the only thing what matters is that they have each other.
This renouncing the family is one of the strongest points of this novel, because the family is what provides the respect and honor of these young people in the society in which they live, so renouncing the family meant renouncing all of that.
Answer:
Two similes
Explanation:
According to the excerpt given from Flannery O'Connor's "The Life You Save May Be Your Own.", there is a monologue where the narrator compares the human body to a house because it doesn't go anywhere.
The second simile comes when the narrator compares the spirit to an automobile because it is always on the move.
Therefore, the excerpt contains two similes.
P. S A simile is a figure of speech that compares two dissimilar things using 'like' or 'as'
