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The last storm was a real humdinger! I hear we're in for another humdinger of a storm!
A classic novel can be about any subject.
It doesn't have to be with a villain [Classic love stories]
You dont need a handsome protagonist.
So your answer is:
A doctrine is essential to writing a classic novel.
When the man first tries to eat his lunch, he cannot because his frozen beard holds his mouth shut. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope that this is the answer you were looking for and it has come to your help..
A clear narrative sequence means that your poem needs to have a beginning, middle, and end like a story. You'll need to tell what things happen first, next, and last. For your first time writing a narrative poem, you'd probably want to start by making a list of the things that happen so that you can be sure to include them and make sure that they are in order. Once you start writing the poem, you can refer to the list to make sure that you have everything.
Sensory language means language that expresses the five senses of sight, taste, sound, touch, and smell. For example you could describe the way the tiny bumps on a strawberry feel on your fingers or the sweet juiciness of its flavor. A blanket is soft and fluffy, while a brick is heavy and course. These descriptions add to the reader's ability to "see" or "feel" or "hear" etceteras what you are describing.
Figurative language is when you describe something using a metaphor or simile. Metaphor and simile compare two things. A metaphor calls one thing something else (The wind was a devil, blowing up my hair) and a simile is comparing two things using like or as (the wind was like the devil, blowing up my hair like a storm).
A verb in conditional mood is one that expresses something that might be or is hypothetical. Some examples include: John would love the way she taught the class if he was there OR Jennifer might have enjoyed that concert if she had kept her tickets.
