Answer:
it is answer... A
Explanation:
it says we should have no enjoyment except in sense and sight. A states "No joy could be had from anything intangible, such as love. People would only believe and feel the tangible." you're welcome hope this helps
Answer: In "The Wild Swans at Coole," Yeats view of nature is that it is timeless and beautiful.
Explanation: Although Yeats sees nature as timeless and beautiful, his view on the passage of time for man is less joyful, in fact the mood of the poem seems mournful. He writes about the loss of passion and love as time passes for man, with only nature and the swans being constant in their being. The swan's flight indicates that passage of time.
In the diagram above magma has pushed it's ways into layers of limestone quarts sandstone and shale
The word that best describes the
boy at the end of the passage is gloomy. The answer is letter D. From what the
boy thought, he described the house number seven as shabby and unentertaining
to live. He compared the house before and after years of service.
Adjectival phrase —-> a group of words that describes a noun or pronoun
infinitive phrase —-> begins with the word to and a verb
adverbial phrase —-> begins with a preposition and ends with the object of the preposition
prepositional phrase —-> a group of words that describes a verb, adjective or adverb
