"If I Forget Thee<span>, </span>Oh Earth<span>" is a short </span>story<span> by Arthur C. Clarke. This </span>story<span> can be split into two distinct portions: the exposition and the didactic. In the beginning of the </span>story<span>, the exposition, hints about the location and context are given, but nothing is explicitly told to the reader.</span>
Answer:
Im not ssure you can ask for paragraphs
Explanation:
its not allowed
<em>basically im is used for not and here impossible means that anything which is not possible .. here main root or word is Possible because im is only a prefix .. this prefix 'im' changes the meaning of possible and makes it impossible :)</em>
Answer:
Metaphor??
Explanation:
I didn't pay attention to these but I think it's metaphor
