Answer:
It seems to me that the 1 and 2 stanza rhyme. Then with the 4 stanza it rhymes within itself. Then the 3rd and 6th stanza rhymes. Lastly the 4th and 5th stanza rhymes. I couldn't figure out how to say it so I just described it.
Explanation:
Answer:
You ought to go to classes so that it is easier to understand topics that are in a book with the explanation of the teacher.
You ought to go to classes so that you can take notes and know what is important for the exam and what is not.
You ought to make friends so that going to classes is not tedious and they can help you when you do not understand something.
You ought to find the motivation to go to classes so that it is easy to attend to them. They can be small things or big ones.
You ought to go to bed early o not fall asleep and miss the class.
Explanation:
Ought to is a modal verb that we use to give advice to someone, make a suggestion, or recommend something. In this case, we use it to advise or suggest strategies that a friend can implement to go to classes daily. It is a friendly approach that we use when we want to help someone by making suggestions that they can take or not. It is not like the modal verb has to or must where there is an obligation to do something.
Time order or order of importance :) but I'm feeling time order is correct.
Answer:
"The owners insisted that during the work hours the grinding never stop, no matter what."
Explanation:
The author of the passage gave an explanatory reference describing the pace of work.
