<span>C. pun</span>
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<span>A pun is a literary device
where the author takes advantage of two words that sound the same yet have
different meanings. This is done in
effort to insert comedy into writing. An
example of a pun is “I told a story about static electricity, and it was
shocking.” The pun here is “shocking”
because of how it means appalling as well as a jolt of electricity. With that in mind we can see the title of the play has
a pun—“Earnest.” The pun exists because
Earnest is both a name within the play as well as sincere. </span>
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I don't think it's D, because Colin can not do that. I don't know what happens but if Colin is doing fine currently then it's not B. I think C
This is false.... A person's actions or behavior cannot always be justified by their age....
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The study of English vowel alternation has traditionally been done in an indirect manner, in conjunction with diachronic drawings of the English sound system or expositions of English morphophonemics. Rarely
Has it been presented with a significant degree of historical and cultural independence?
grammar. Despite this, vowel alternation is so common, so varied in pattern, and so potentially harmful in English.
