Answer:
Interrogative sentences are questions - think of Sherlock Holmes investigating...he is asking questions. interrogating.
So, your two choices would be A and B.
Which one is correct? A
Explanation:
You could say, "Can I come with you? Can Althea come with you? Can Althea and I come with you?
Look at B - you cannot say, "Can me come with you..."
The author conveys the joy in the excerpt given above through the use of ALLUSION.
Allusion is a figure of speech, in which an individual indirectly refer to an object or a situation from an external context; allusion usually refers to a story, object, person or event that is well known in order to make readers to make comparisons in their minds. For instance, a writer can make an allusion to the story of David and Goliath in order to establish his belief that an unlikely person may end up wining a particular fight.
Aural, which means related to the sense of hearing
