Utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating, or <span>wretched.
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<span>Hamlet learns from his father's Ghost that he was poisoned by King Claudius, the current ruler of Denmark. The Ghost tells Hamlet to avenge his death but not to punish Queen Gertrude for remarrying; it is not Hamlet's place to do so and her conscience and heaven will judge her...</span>
Answer:
True
Explanation:
You can also think of it in real-world terms. We generally use songs, poems, etc, to help people remember the message or at least what we said, so that they can be influenced by what you are trying to communicate. The same is with poems, as poetry can be easier to remember based on the rhymes (which would take the fancy of many young ones), as well as having a meter, or a consistency in which to help you remember.
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The answer is, option A. True. A noun clause does not function as a modifier. A noun clause cannot function as a modifier because unlike adjectives and adverbs, this clause cannot be independent by itself and they can only function within a main sentence.
