What do you mean by that????
Answer: Mathilde was ready to leave and she was embarrassed that she didn't have a fur coat like the other ladies at the ball. He flung over her head the clothes he had given her to go outside, the humble clothes of everyday life, whose poverty contrasted strongly with the beauty of the ball outfit.
Answer:The above sentence is a Simile . In this sentence, The town along the coast is directly compared to a pearl in an emerald band.
Explanation:
Answer: Diveing
Explanation: In most words that add an -ing to it, they drop out the e and put the -ing onto the rest of the word. Here's some examples:
Make- Makeing✖ Making✓
Bake- Bakeing✖ Baking✓
Ride- Rideing✖ Riding✓
I'm not 100% sure what it exactly means, but I do know it is a simile.
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