In their very first interaction upon meeting, Miranda and Ferdinand decide to get married. When Ferdinand says "I'll make you <span>The queen of Naples", he is saying that he will marry her and she will be queen (because he assumes his father has died in the shipwreck). </span>
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
I wouldn't because then I would have to start all over from the beginning and take more time to learn new material. Then, I have wasted all those years. Furthermore, instead of picking up a new instrument, I can further learn more material. Then, I can master that instrument. Later on, I can start learning a new instrument once I master the instrument I am on currently.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
"The Slump" is written by John Updike. It is a self-narrative story of a professional ballplayer. One day he finds himself unable to hit the ball as good as he used to before.
It is a monologue. A monologue "is a speech given by a single character." And in "The Slump" the narrator gives a monologue about his slump to an unidentified audience.
Answer:
Neither can stand by itself
Explanation:
subordinate clause
<u>After I graduate from college</u>, I will get married.
prep. phrase
He flew the airplane <u>into the mountain</u>.