This is my parents bedroom, a very tidy, quiet place in our house. There is a double bed on the left and a big fluffy carpet on the wooden floor, in front of the bed on the left there is a two-seater sofa, to the right in the corner there is a wardrobe with many clothes in it. There is a chest of drawers between the sofa and the wardrobe with a lamp on it. There is a big window behind the chest of drawers.Hope this helps! Can I get Branliest?
A word in the nominative case that completes a copulative verb, such as son in the sentence, Charlie is my son.
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they feel optimistic about the future
He is differnt because he is calmer and nicer and not as rich
The answer is D) extended metaphor.
The author employs an extended metaphor in the passage, using a multi-sentence implied comparison between the car's owner and an animal, most likely a dog. The author describes him as growling when guarding his prized possession, like a dog with his bone. He further extends the metaphor by warning that he may bite if you get too close.
