a. River birch and upland beech
In the abovementioned phrases, "river birch and upland beech" is an example of consonance. Consonance is the repetitive sounds of consonants within a sentence or a phrase. It is a literary device that is commonly used in prose and even in poems. Consonance refers to the direct contrast of assonance since assonance refers to the repetition of the vowels within a phrase or a sentence. Some examples of consonance are the following:
pitter patter
sells seashells
sunny Sunday
To feel what the monster is feeling
I think the answer would be B
Eye Contact, Good Posture, Correct Grammar. Only speaking when spoken to. No interrupting.
You should use this and your words not others it’s what you think not but we think
