A double entendres in twelfth night act 1 is in act 1 scene 3. The conversation that Maria had with Toby and Andrew. The words used by Feste.
<h3>What is a double entendres?</h3>
This is a word or a phrase that when interpreted could have two meanings. These words may be indecent and risque words.
Feste is a person in the act who is known to use this type of device while making statements.
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1. canvas - canvass
2. consonance -consonants
3. council - counsel
4. dying - dyeing
5. grater - greater
6. holy - wholly
7. manner - manor
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Answer:
make sure everyone gets an equal chance to speak in the group
when you don't understand what a person has said, politely ask the person to clarify his or her point
Explanation:
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Its from ''To Kill a Mockingbird" and Atticus tells that line to scout.
Some points to help you
Changes-
She learned many life lessons;the consequences of greediness, acceptance of her self, the value of work
Irony- Situationally irony because she ends up trying to replace a fake diamond necklace while think it's real. This then ends her up in poverty.
Start-
She was greedy and arrogant
Lazy because her husband did all the work
Manipulative towards her husband
End-
Tired from all the work
Grateful
Learned that money wasn't everything
Guiltful towards her husband for putting them in that situation
