Answer: Ridin' Roads by Dustin Lynch
I Hope You’re Happy Now
By Carly Pearce
<span>The correct answer is (b) false – trochee isn’t
primary a substitute foot. In poetry, trochee is a metrical foot consisting
heavy syllable followed by light one (Latin, Greek) or stressed syllable
followed by unstressed one. Trochee is faster than iambic metrical foot, which
makes trochee the reverse of an iamb. However, trochee isn’t substitute for
iamb.</span>
WWHWWWH = the Major Scale
That means: two whole steps, a half step, three whole steps, a half step. This is what gives the major scale its particular sound or its specific character.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
He intended to change people perception of the wild turkey.
It’s D i’m pretty sure 1 e & uh
