Which phrases from the passage establish a cheerful mood? choose four answers. ""their way led them"" ""air of invitation"" ""rows of smiling saleswomen"" ""even on sunday"" ""gaiety of note"" ""pleased the eye""
The phrases from the passage which establish a cheerful mood includes:
- air of invitation
- rows of smiling saleswomen
- pleased the eye
<u>What is a </u><u>phrase</u><u>?</u>
A phrase is a set of or more phrases , written or spoken which features as a single unit in the syntax of a sentence. It normally consists of a head additionally known as primary phrase and an elaborating phrase.
The phrases air of invitation, rows of smiling saleswomen and thrilled the eye all symbolises glad mood.
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The answer to the above question is B which is "problems faced by characters". Shakespear want to prove that the characters in crisis same as in the real life as in the setting in the story is in coloney that at war with the French, he tried to make the character be in the real life senario.
The word immutability means to never change or being unable to change. So that means God will never change and it doesn't affect his other attributes.
