In the book _Code Talker_ by Joseph Bruchac, Ned Begay goes
through a lot with regard to having gone through a tough time at boarding school
then the horrors of war. He finds
strength in this and this is known to readers because he states so. What he states is that what gets him through
this are the thoughts he has of his family and the knowledge he has that his
family is thinking of him.
The answer is A. He seems, however, to have recovered from his fright. While it should have a semi-colon instead of a comma before the "however", it is the only one that is correct. C. needs a comma after "I hope". D. does not use commas but it should have a comma after "rate". B. does not require a comma after "in".
Answer:
Banquo.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's <em>Macbeth</em><em> </em>tells the tragic story of how the protagonist Macbeth brought his own ruin by being over-ambitious. He, along with his wife Lady Macbeth, used force and even illegal and traitorous deeds to get their wishes to come true.
In Act V scene i, the doctor was summoned by the gentlewoman who had reported that her mistress has been sleepwalking for some nights now. Once when both of them observed Lady Macbeth sleepwalk again, they heard her say<em> "who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him."</em> This <em>"old man"</em> that she mentioned is Banquo, whom she had just murdered so that the three witches' prophecy about her husband might come true.
Answer:
he is making a neutral tone. there are no questions marks, or exclamation marks. he is stating something.
Explanation:
The rhetorical device found in the sentences is:
B. parallelism.
- Parallelism consists of the repetitions of a certain structure inside a sentence, a paragraph, or even a whole text.
- The purpose of using parallelism as a rhetorical device is to confer rhythm and balance to the speech.
- By repeating a certain structure, the speaker or author makes the speech flow in a way that is easy for the audience to keep up with.
- In the sentences we are analyzing here, the structure is: subject (he) + has + verb in the past participle + object/complement.
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