The predicate is the part of the sentence that tells what the subject is all about. A compound predicate consists of two main verbs along with its complements which describes the subject. In the given sentence above, the portion that contains a compound predicate is NONE. There is no compound predicate in the sentence, since the predicate is only "were a popular comedy team on radio, television, and stage." The correct answer would be option D.
Answer:
its d. ----> address
I dont think u need a explanation ahah
<span>1) The tone of the poem is bitter. This sonnet is about a forbidden love and the risk which author takes when he puts up with his feelings. He acknowledges that he can be judged by others, and that this love is a sin, but the feelings are far powerful than harsh reality. That's why the tone of the poem is bitter, as it is hard for author to resist his sinful thoughts.
2) He uses the simile of Eve’s apple, which symbolizes the deception concealed in attractive things. Simile is a figure of speech that is employed to express the comparison of one thing with another one. The author admits that he is attracted by the youth and appearance of the one he loves, and though he realises that it can bring lots of troubles forbidden fruit is the sweetest.
3) The poet contrasts the lady's beauty and her virtue to show that her beauty does not reveal her inner corruption. Shakespeare represents here a symbol of outward perfection but internal vice: the one he is in love with has a beautiful appearance, but she may be morally worm-eaten with vice.<span>
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Answer: We are noticing trough the story that she is not what she seems to be.
Explanation:
The central theme of the short horror story ''The Landlady'' by Roald Dahl, is a deception that she is experiencing trough her life situations. The first look of the landlady appears to be a caring and good middle-aged woman that likes to help others. She is benign and we can see that in the story were ''Bed and Breakfast'', her hotel, is described as a hotel where people can stay overnight for five or six pennies. The landlady is a woman with a round face and blue eyes.
Trough the story, we can feel that there is a problem with her behavior because of the mysterious things.
Billy, a traveler, is noticing that there are no names in the guest book and she acted like she was expecting him. Later, he is discovering that her pets, parrot, and dog, are stuffed.
- As the story flows, we are discovering that she is a taxidermist and that she is stuffing her animals. Later on, she is noticing that she has a desire to stuff people too and that is the kind of deception that is showing up in this story in which we can see that she is not a good person as she seems.
- Notes: All of her guests were handsome and people were considering her as the strange person so she lowered the price to attract others who didn't know her.
- Meaning of the story: People are not always as they seem.
