Answer:
They were Mr. X's clothes and he found a small gold key.
Answer:
simile
Explanation:
its comparing two things with using the word "like"
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A or C I'd pick A myself.
Explanation:
Anything with a comma in front of instead is simply not correct. The sentence is too long and the change too abrupt to be handed with a comma. So B and D leave a little bit to be desired.
I don't think C is correct, but it is just marginally not so. If I saw it in a student paper, I'd probably ignore it. I don't think you need the comma after instead. I would pick a myself, but that does not mean I'm correct.
Don't be a bit surprised to see the answer is C. I think the comma after instead is too much, but that is a matter of opinion.
Instead is an adverb. Most of the time you need not emphasize adverbs. It's a very hard call.
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Non-verbal communications, this is quite an interesting subject to discuss. Non-verbal would be communicating, but communication without using your mouth, or, not talking.
For example: "Emily looked pretty mad today, did you see her face?"
Emily didn't say anything that made people think that she was mad. Her face was what made people think that they were mad.
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well for on thing it is a living thing that you are going to have to take care of
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