Have is a verb phrase because it is attainable (you are doing something which classifies it as a verb. At least that’s what my English teacher said)
Complete sentence.
Each part by itself is a complete sentence. "The plants are turning brown." and "We need to water them [the plants] more often." Combining them with a semicolon is correct as they are independent of each other.
The dramatic irony can be seen in option D, which shows the sentence "The lawyer holds his breath, knowing that if Fatima signs the contract, she will lose everything."
<h3>What is dramatic irony?</h3>
- It is a literary resource.
- Occurs when the character does not know specific information about his actions, but the reader does.
Dramatic irony provides all the necessary information to the reader, but not to the character who continues to act unaware of what might happen.
An example of this can be seen in option D, because Fatima does not know that if she signs the contract, the lawyer will have a big loss, but the reader knows this.
In this way, the reader feels motivated to know how the character's actions will develop even with the omission of information and the unpredictability of the script.
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The sirens were the most terrifying because their songs are so compelling that men go to them at their own freewill. Others are curious that they might listen, despite the danger. One must wonder, what are their songs about that people would go to them, knowing they will die because of it?
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