The part of speech which of “oh my” is called an interjection.
In English grammar, interjections are used to express emotions such as surprise, joy, anger and disgust etc.
In this sentence, “oh my” is used to express surprise. The speaker, or writer is surprised and wondering how someone managed to get stuck in their chair.
After publishing his work The Shortest Way with Dissenters,
Defoe was arrested. He was charged with rebellious libel. Due to this he was
sentenced to stay in the pillory for three days. But this did not stop him to write. He even
made another ode while in prison.
I think it's B, too. Geez, I haven't worked with syllables in ages.
The answer is a the first sentence is dialogue and the second sentence shows action
I'm pretty sure that the answer is C. John Milton because Andrew is talking about John Milton the whole time
