The correct noun form of the verb <em>to analyze</em> is A- Analysis.
B is wrong because "<em>analytic</em>" is an adjective.
C in wrong brcause "<em>analyzable</em>" is also and adjective.
D is wrong because "<em>analyzes</em>" is the verb "<em>analyze</em>" conjugated in the third person singular of the simple present tense.
Answer:
I would say no, but this is your opinion honestly.
Explanation:
Yes there is figurative language in this quote specifically metaphors.
Answer: "Employees" is the simple subject.
Explanation:
A simple subject is the main word in a subject, without any modifiers that describe it. In order to determine the simple subject in a sentence, we should just ask ourselves who is the performer of the action in the sentence. In this case, the simple subject is the word ''employees'', while the complete subject (simple subject + the modifiers) is ''the employees at the factory."