Answer:
English because of your bad grammar.
Explanation:
B/ Passive voice hope I am right
Answer:
Sensory language
Explanation:
The author is using sensory language (words that appeal to the senses, in this case, our ears) to describe the scene.
"The clangor of machinery and hammer", "unfamiliar noises", and "men shouting and women singing" are all phrases that appeal to the hearing sense.
<span>Before the war, the Major had been the most accomplished fencer in Italy. He gave up fencing to serve his country. After being wounded, he could no longer fence nor could he perform his military service; however, the Major is a man of courage. He carries on with life, going to the hospital every day, since that is what his life has become. After his young wife's tragic and unexpected death, the Major does not come to the hospital for three days, then he returns, to carry on in spite of his most recent and devastating loss. Like many of Hemingway's characters, the Major's quiet courage is that of endurance. He cannot control life, but he chooses to endure in spite of his losses.
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The biggest change in Romeo seems to be in his willingness to take action. Initially, Romeo spends long hours wandering around the woods by himself, shuttered into a dark room. When he meets Juliet (the sun), he comes out of his darkness literally and metaphorically.
