<span>Irony is the appearance of one's sense by means of language that usually means the opposite, classically for funny or unequivocal effect.
Mrs. Crater thinks she is having a son-in-law, when in detail Mr. Shiftlet get her vehicle, her cash, and deserts her daughter at a diner.</span>
Answer:
I dont think this is right but I think that people should studies
It is choice 2: copper, bronze, and stone
Answer:
I would use language in clues and slangs I use where I live
Explanation:
I would use it in clues because it keep the reader on their toes and keep them thinking,
The sentence that best describes the faulty parallel structure of the given sentence above is, The second aim is described with a gerund instead of an infinitive. The first part of the sentence uses an infinitive which is "to earn". Therefore, the second should also be an infinitive, instead of a gerund. The correct sentence should be, He aims to earn a little and to spend less than he earns.
