Answer:
because he believes that after death he will be able to stay with Catherine.
Explanation:
In Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff and Catherine can not be together. The death of the beloved Cathy shakes Heathcliff deeply and leaves him tormented by the situation. In addition, Catherine's ghost lives trying to establish contact with Heathcliff, but as much as he wants to see Catherine again, he can not see the ghost. Heathcliff loves Catherine unconditionally and believes that only death will allow them to be together, that's why he is calm with the proximity of his own death, because dead he will see catherine again.
The narrator comes from the Midwest. The excerpt describes one of the reasons he and many others moved to the big Eastern cities, especially New York: ambition. Life in the Midwest seemed small and limited compared to the bustling metropolis, which offered more possibilities for advancement, and the desire for wealth is one of the themes in <em>The Great Gatsby</em>. As Sinatra, would later sing, "If I can make it there I'll make it anywhere".
Answer:
Comparative: heavier.
Superlative: heaviest.
Explanation:
Comparative is called the verb conjugation by which a difference is marked between two specific situations, where one has a marked difference over the other. In turn, it is called a superlative to the verb conjugation where the quality of a certain event is exalted, without there being a comparison with another.
In the English language, comparatives and superlatives follow different grammatical rules depending on the verb in question. Thus, for comparison, some verbs use the expression "more ... than" while others add an ending -er to the verb in the infinitive. The same occurs with the superlative, where some verbs use the expression "the most ...", while others add an ending -est to the verb in the infinitive.
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