Answer:
The answer is A
Explanation:
You cut in front of the helping verb in this case are not.
In lyric poetry, the poet is usually perceived as speaking directly to the reader.
I believe the correct answer is B. Dramatic Irony
D is the correct answer.
A -> If you're referring to someone else's purple bow, you would say "yours." Not "your's."
B -> "Theirs" is gramatically incorrect. You would just say "their."
C -> "It's" is used in the wrong way. You would just say "its rightful owner." "It's" refers to "it is" & if you plug that into the sentence, it makes no sense.
Hope this helped! :)
Answer: Lines 1 and 3 and lines 2 and 4
Explanation: Look at the last word on the end of each line.
Say these words aloud. "Thought" and "caught"; "turn" and "fern".
They sound almost the same, don't they?
When you're looking for words to rhyme, often they need to sound the same.
Also, sometimes you can tell if words rhyme if just one or two letters in front of the word are different, like "star" and "car".
