There is no direct address. "I" is the subject, "dear friend" is an interjection, "the time" is just a noun and same with "goodbye"
Two decimals that are equivalent to 7.75 are as follows :
i) 7.750
ii) 7.7500
<span>C) use of repetition</span>
Hi!
An author's tone is basically their overall feeling or <em>attitude </em>toward a topic. The tone can be anything from angry, happy, or even sad.
Here's an example:
'And just like that, she left. The walls of melancholy arose; closing in on me once more. I stood alone'.
You would say that the tone in this passage would be of sadness.
Hopefully, this helps you! =)
Hi. Before you can write a slant rhyme poem, it is important to know what it is. <span>It is a </span>rhyme<span> in which the stressed syllables of ending consonants match, however, the preceding vowel sounds do not match.
An example of a slant rhyme poem is Emily Dickinson's, "The Difference between Dispair"...
The mind is smooth - no motion
contented as the eye (slanted)
upon the forehead of a bust
that knows - it cannot see (slanted)
I hope this helps a little.
Take care,
Diana</span>
