The answer to this is related
I like that it’s easier to do but I don’t like that I can’t see my friends
Answer:
The author could be writing in first person to give the reader a better perspective of what the character is experiencing.
Ok, it's not a metaphor because there's no actual comparison here.
That being said, what do you mean by quote or phrase? Are these the three options you have to choose from?
If so...this is probably a phrase. A quote is well...it's a sentence or sentences that someone else has said. A phrase is just an expression.
Final answer: Phrase
I hope that helps.
Answer:
The answer is "d" To teach that it's the little things in life that count.
Explanation:
The passage is about a person who feels guilty about paying attention to the wrong things in his/her life. That person thought that expensive things were the ones that had sense in his/her life but she or he discovered that little things are the ones that count to be happy in this life. So answer "d" which says <em>"To teach that it's the little things in life that count"</em> is the answer that summarizes the passage.
