Romeo says this while talking to Benvolio (who's crying). Romeo is sad and Benvolio is being sad too because Romeo is. Romeo is explaining to him what love is to him and why its making him sad.
Answer:
it's "both take something from you when they leave"
Explanation:
Answer:
Personification
Explanation:
The reason is that it's describing the mountain as "<em>pushing of her knees,</em>" which is personifying the mountain as actually pushing her off.
(If I'm wrong I don't mean it because I'm giving my confident answer. I'm 89% sure this is correct.)
Changing the order of events in a story have can build tension and suspense.
The handling of tension and suspense in a story helps the readers to imagine ways on how a certain story could end. It also raises up the readers’ excitement as important aspects of the story could get resolved during these parts of the story.
I think c is the best verb that agrees with its subject
