Ideas within a sentence, and sentences as well, can be connected in a text through several means. One of them is punctuation and the other, the use of linking words, like but, for, and, of, etc. Yet a third way is through the use of connecting words, sometimes in the ending clause that help to give meaning to two sentences that would initially seem unconnected. In this case, the first sentence talks about the best time of a person´s life, the night of Sherry´s party. This word of night, establishes the time at which the event took place. The second sentence, which has no noun, no pronouns, just a descriptor like worst, it would seem like the sentences have absolutely no connection. Except that the second sentence ends with the words, next day, which again not only establishes connection through time, but also chronologically organizes the two ideas. The first idea being the best time during a night, the next idea being the worst time the following day. This is why the correct answer is A.
Answer:
A.Athlete
Explanation:
men is plural cuz "e"is a plural when you add it into the word man or woman.C and D are plural cuz there is the Letter S in the end of the word.
Answer:
Taking Notes
Asking follow-up questions,
Making eye contact with the speaker
Answer:
Simile
Explanation:
In hyperbole there is an exaggeration and sometimes it is kind of unrealistic (ex. He is tall as the sky). Metaphor is a comparison of things but not in a literally sense (ex. Love is fire). Alliteration appears in the repetition of some letter in a phrase or verse like in this example from Shakespeare “Beauty's effect with beauty were bereft”. Simile is a comparison of two things using “as” or “like” such as: he is young like my sister or the example here they are comparing the kids with the parents using the world "like".
Answer:
By refusing to treat Romeo's romance seriously.
Explanation:
"In these lines, Mercutio provides comic relief. This means that he provides a humorous situation that contributes to the release of tension on the part of the audience. He does so by not taking Romeo's romance seriously. We learn that Romeo is upset over his love. However, Mercutio minimizes it by making fun of famous literary and mythological women who were meant to be lovely and beautiful. In this way, he minimizes the importance of love and women in general.
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