An author's argument is the opinion or belief that he or she wants to persuade readers to believe.
Line three exemplifies the use of Simile. A simile draws a comparison between two things that are unrelated, usually using the word "like" or "as". Here, the speaker compares him or herself (a human) to a "noble amphibian" by using the word "like".
Answer:
Incomplete question. However, I infer you are referring to the book The Tempest.
Explanation:
a. Clear evidence is shown in the fact that his brother Prospero was becoming more interested in studying than in fulfilling his duty as Duke.
b. Thus, Antono may well claim that Prospero was irresponsible since he started focusing on his studies, neglecting his responsibility as a ruler.
<span>d. object of a preposition
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GERUND - .</span>object of a preposition
NOT:
a. predicate nominative
b. direct object
<span>c. subject</span>
It can be but you can support the theme with the characters thoughts and actions. You may also come up with a theme of your own.
