It's a claim that's made to rebut the previous claim. or it can come after the claim.
Answer: It is a simile because he used the word Like in the first sentence. Like or as means simile.
Explanation:
For the first the problem is the word “coffees”, correctly it would be just “coffee”.
The second is “glass” when it should be “glasses”
The third is “any pencils” when it should be “many pencils”
The forth is “aren’t” when it should be “isn’t”
And finally the fifth is “some” when it should be “any”.
Answer:
<h3>Being brave and embracing one's weakness.</h3>
Explanation:
- In the story "Sweet, Difficult Sounds", Nothukula, who immigrated from Zimbabwe, felt like an outcast in her school and thought that no one would understand her accent and English.
- She remained silent in her class and barely spoke to anyone as she felt insecure about her English. However, she learns to speak with confidence after her auntie teaches her how to speak in front of the class.
- In this way, Nothukula could finally recite the poem in front of the whole class in her second attempt with confidence and clarity.
- The main idea about "Sweet, Difficult Sounds" is to face your problems head on and to embrace one's weakness.
Possibly a career choice you’ve had when you were younger. If not, I have some ideas:
-A day in the life as an animal
-If you were the opposite gender
-The pandemic
-A dream you have
-Your idol
-If you could make up an animal, what would it be?
-An theory you may or may not believe in
-Your opinion on love
-Your favorite memory
