"Early" and "reluctantly" are adverbs. "Early" helps the verb "retired" by telling when. "Reluctantly" describes how the baby boomers feel about "looking" for another job. Hope this helped. :D
Metaphor because you are comparing two things but not using like or as
The complete predicate in this sentence is A. mopped his brow, exhaled sharply, and picked up his phone.
B and C aren't correct, because they aren't complete predicates - something is missing.
D isn't correct, because <em>looking up from his computer monitor </em>is not a predicate, it is an adverb phrase.
Answer:
1. I could see the horizon from my house.
2. I woke up to rude awakenings from next door.
3. As soon as she opened the window, I could see the light beaming into the darkness of the room.
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I dont know, these are random
Because people will be putting stuff bad on there