<span>Talented, Talkative, Tall, Tantalizing, Tasty, Tenacious, and <span>Tender.</span></span>
The
answer is:
A.
Correlative
Conjuctions that are used in
pairs are called correlative conjunctions. In the sentence above, the
conjuction used is “either..” plus “…or”. They may be similar to coordinating
conjuctions since they join sentences but correlative conjuctions are used in
pairs.
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Probably somthing about the leaders
A metaphor is a speech device that compares one object to another object using words that associate them. In this case, the lines that use this literary device is A which compares hemisphere as the master of its own house.
Answer:
Half his words were technicalities entirely strange to me
...he illustrated one or two points with what he was pleased to call elementary mathematics
Explanation:
i think this is right
