Answer:
the answer is most probably option c pretend
Explanation:
Answer:
Hmm. Well, since you did not provide options, I can only provide you with a suitable word that comes quickly to mind:
counterargument
Explanation:
The answer is letter D. William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 has a structure of fourteen <span>lines in an iambic pentameter with a </span>rhymed<span> couplet at the end. It has a rhyme scheme of abab cdcd efef gg. The first two lines rhyme with the third and fourth lines. The fifth and the sixth lines also rhyme with seventh and eighth lines, so as the ninth and tenth lines with the eleventh and twelfth lines. The thirteenth line rhymes with the fourteenth line, making them a rhymed couplet. </span>
The answer is D, my guy. Mark me as brainlest, leave a rate, and thanks! All positive vibes. :)
