Answer:
No sorry I don't maybe someone else here does though.
Explanation:
Answer:
HEY I HAVE THE SAME ASSINGNMENT
Explanation:
1. HAS THE NEW ENGLISH MCB BROUGHT BY YOU.
2. OPEN THE DOOR.
3. GRASS ARE EATEN BY COWS.
4. SEEDS ARE DEPEND ON FARMERS TO SOW IN MONSOON.
5. THE LESSON OF THE DETAILED NOTES WILL HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY THE TEACHERS.
6. RULES MUST BE OBEYD BY US.
7. The farmers will have harvested the crops before rain set in.
HEY HOPE IT HELPS.
To tell your reader everything you will say.
Answer:
direct metaphor
Explanation:
Direct metaphor is a literary device that shows one thing or distinct quality as something else.
It is different from a simile because a simile makes use of "like" and "as" to compare two distinct things.
A direct metaphor can say "He is a lion" while a simile would say "He is like a lion".
Direct metaphor openly reveals one thing as something else.
Answer: C. Martha's lawsuit was useful to punish the corporation for failing to pay its taxes over an eight year period.
Explanation:
In this sentence we can recognize infinitive direct-object phrase - to pay.
They can be found if we can ask a question ''what'' and in this case we are asking ''Martha's lawsuit was useful to punish what'' and then we are getting the answer which is ''to punish corporation for...'' In those kind of sentences when we are looking for the object of the verb, we must try to recognize if the infinitive phrase that we have(to punish in this case, and to pay) is making sense.
In this sentence we are having a direct object.
