Reference materials are various sources that provide background information or quick facts on any given topic. While there are many different types of resources here are a few.
1.Almanacs
2.Atlases
3.Bibliographies
4. Biographical Resources
5.Dictionaries
6.Encyclopedias - General and by Subject,
7.Handbooks
8.Indexes,
9.Statistics
10. Citation Guides
I believe this is a A. kernel sentence.
Kernel sentences are the most basic sentences in English language, meaning they are usually quite short, have a subject and a predicate, are active, indicative, and declarative.
The sentence <em>John played his flute </em>fits those descriptions. It has NP (John) + VP (played his flute). NP consists of one N (John), and VP consists of a V (played) and NP (his flute).
Preposition: Anywhere a cat can go.
Example: A cat can go AROUND a table.
A cat can go IN a house.
A cat can go UNDER the bed.
The prepositional phrase is the part of the sentence that the preposition applies to.
In this case the preposition is through, so the preposition is applied to hiking through a snow drift.
The prepositional phrase is hiking through a snow drift.
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Answer:
Metaphor
Explanation:
Since the sentence uses "like" (in relation to comparing Claudette's computer to a jet taking off,) the type of figurative language being used would be a metaphor.
