b. Sec. 39: Yet something seems to be trying to
warn me that something's happened.
<span>This is the correct answer because when we talk
about foreshadowing it suggests cautionary advice or a manifestation of the
possibilities of a particular future event to happen.</span>
The answers with their sub parts are given down below:
Explanation:
1. a. The author uses irony to show the hilarity of the situation of the narrator. This creates surprise because it is not to be easily believed that they could be in a dream state.
2 a. Maupassant develops the narrator by reading into their thoughts around bizarre situations.
Over the course of the story, this shows the character's and the disputation's obscurity.
3. The scale of things around the narrator has drastically changed and there is no sense of how big or small certain things must be. This helps illustrate the narrator's compromised judgement by getting into their mind.
4. I think it was a dream because it explains away the imagination of the character.
5 a. The narrator is better off not knowing what he discovers in the end because they had learnt more from the ambiguity of the situation than by knowing of it.
Just write any thing it is easy
Answer:
A verb.
Explanation:
A noun is a person, place, or thing.
A verb is an action supporting the noun.
A noun does an action, that is a verb.
Example:
The couple exercises every single Tuesday.
The couple (noun), exercises (verb)
Answer:
When you use credit, it can be easy to overspend, because you can forget that you are really spending your own money.