There are basically two steps that go in a cycle. Old words from the English language are taken, and they are changed in how they sound and what they mean, making a slang, sometimes slowly sometimes quickly the slang terms become excepted as words by society and eventually they become the words being changed. If you think about it the language changes based on what we find to be the way the popular people talk. In the past it was the rich or the actors/esses in plays that started a change in culture, now it are the musicians and actors/esses. That is what I think about it, there are probably more ways of explaining it, if I even answered that the way you wanted.
Poetry is a form of writing in the literature that uses rhymes and aesthetics that depicts the imaginative and vivid descriptions of the emotional and the poet's perspective about the topic.
Free verse does not have a specific form and does not follow the set rhyme.
<h3>What are different poem patterns?</h3>
- <u>Haiku </u>is a short Japanese form of poetry that uses three lines with five syllables that do not necessarily rhyme.
- <u>A villanelle </u>is a French form of poetry that includes five three-line stanzas and are used to portray topics like love, loss, celebration and sadness.
- <u>Free verse </u>is a form of poetry that does not includes regular pattern and rhymes. It looks like a speech and is generally used for depicting the meaning of the topic to the readers.
Therefore, option c is correct.
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Answer:
non-count nouns:
astronomy, sunshine, intelligence, water, rain
count nouns:
computer, grammar, dictionary
Answer:
3. Round characters are more developed than flat characters.
Answer:
yEs.
Explanation:
Example of imagery are: "they arrived at a tall brick house with a red front
door"
Example of personification is "the welcoming arms of a big, soft armchair"
Imagery is when someone describes something in detail.
Personification is when someone give an inanimate object human-like characteristics.
