Assuming that you are referring to Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, the meaning of time's fool is as follows.
The full line is, "Love's not time's fool" which means that love is not love if it changes with time or that love is not real if it changes with time.
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I believe it may be C or D, but am not quite sure since there is no provided background knowledge (the poem itself)
Answer:
D
Explanation:
An academic style should be formal, respectful, and objective. This means that the revision should be written well with correct grammar and not written like it is to a friend. The letter should also be kind to the recipient, especially because a favor is being asked of them. Also, subjective opinions should be left out of the writing.
1) So the first answer is incorrect because it demands that the senator comes. This is disrespectful and not fit for the intended tone.
2) The second answer is also wrong because of the first sentence. It is informal. The writer should not "check and see" if they are free because it is a colloquial way of asking for someone's time.
3) Finally, the third answer is incorrect because the food is described subjectively and informally. "Vittles" and "to boot" are formal and show the author's opinion.
4) D is correct because it maintains the same academic style through the writing.
Figurative language is the answer
Explanation:
I never agree with my brother. We have completely different views.
