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"He has a heart of gold." That term sounds like he's kind hearted. I believe this sounds much more of a metaphor.
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The answer is: "He wants to increase his audience's fear of hell.
That's why he keeps repeating the image of fire, to make a dramatic accent on it in order to implant fear inside their mind.
The part of speech which of “oh my” is called an interjection.
In English grammar, interjections are used to express emotions such as surprise, joy, anger and disgust etc.
In this sentence, “oh my” is used to express surprise. The speaker, or writer is surprised and wondering how someone managed to get stuck in their chair.
Answer and Explanation:
The word <em>Literary</em> should <u>NOT</u> bee capitalized in this sentence.
This is because it is only describing the type of group the member is in, not the <em>title/name</em> of something, the <em>name of a month or day</em>, or something <em>specific</em>.
Reading and Writing Society <em>should</em> be capitalized, because it is the name of a group/society.
Monday <em>should</em> be capitalized because is a day of the week.
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