B <<<=== It couldn't be anything else.
A paragraph is dedicated to one central idea. The idea is stated or implied. When all is said about the idea the author wants to say, then a new paragraph with a new idea is started.
Answer:
five examples of simple present tense are
1 she plays mobile phone
2 he cooks dinner
3 I play in the garden
4 it eats the cookies
5 you play football
I believe it's hyperbole because it isn't being compared to anything so it can't be a similie, it's not giving humane characteristics to non humane objects so it can't be personification, and it's not comparing two things by saying one thing is the other thing so it also can't be metaphor. Therefore it has to be Hyperbole
Answer:
the olympic games not have been going on since last monday
Explanation:
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The correct answer is "It affect the narrator's tone in a piece of writing".
Themes are underlying ideas and have nothing to do with diction and creation of precise images is managed by using vivid and descriptive writing, not with diction.
