Hello!
The correct answer is simile. A simile is a comparison between 2 things using "like" or "as".
<span>"But my body was
like a harp and her words and gestures were
like fingers running upon the wires."
The sentence uses the word "like" to compare 2 things:
- Body to harp
- Words and gestures to fingers
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It reveals that the speaker’s mother tongue is not English and that his mastery of English is very substandard. The verbal conjugations present several mistakes, such as lack of differentiation of singular and plural conjugation, incorrect or missing use of appropriate verbal tenses (simple past tense), incorrect use of auxiliary verbs, incorrect use of gerunds and infinitives. The sentence construction is also deficient, discourse is plagued by fragments and lack of grammatical subjects.
Answer: The three domain-specific words are; Atmosphere, Storms and Gas
Explanation: Domain-specific words can be simply refered to as words that are particularly important to a specific subject. Take for examples, the words you often use in chemistry subject are often not thesame as the ones you use in history subject or music classes.
Science related vocabulary are not the same as art related vocabulary.
So Atmosphere, Storms and Gas are words often used in Geography
Pictures of the examples please
-Avoiding drugs can keep you out of jail
-Working hard leads to achievement
-Listening to rap music
-Volunteering at the Boys or Girls Club lets you share your knowledge and skills
-Tutoring other students shares your knowledge
