It is (D) all responses provided
Answer:
acknowledge the potentially embarrassing circumstances under which she is delivering her speech
Explanation:
Answer:
frantic tone
Explanation:
The passage exhibits great confusion, fear, trauma, anxiety, hurry and adrenaline rush. Such description or the narration style involves a frantic tone.
Frantic tone means a mode of expression that involves great confusion and excitement.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is an adventurous novel which involves thrilling plot and a lot of action. The narration is based upon the scene development which is fast paced. Thus, the story needs a frantic tone to narrate the incident so as to get more attention from the reader.
The correct answer is D. I surf
Explanation:
A present tense verb refers to verb forms used to express actions that occur in the present or now, this also applies to facts. This tense includes the simple present tense, in this, verbs follow the infinitive form without "to" and in the case of the third person singular (she, he, it) verbs end in -s or -es. For example "I go to the park every day" or "She eats a sandwich".
The sentence "I surf" contains a present tense verb that is "surf" because this verb follows the infinitive form "to surf" (without to) that is used in the present tense. Also, other options are not correct because "I went surfing" and "I surfed" contain a past tense verb and "I will go surfing" contains a future tense verb.
Answer:
A. The narrator is able to communicate his deep emotion, grief, and irrational thinking.
Explanation:
I believe the poem being asked here is about "Annabel Lee."
Annabel Lee is a poem written by<em> Edward Allan Poe</em>, a popular figure of Romanticism in the USA. The poem describes<u> the narrator's deep love for Annabel Lee.</u> Thus, it becomes essential to tell his feelings through narration. In this way, <u>the narrator's emotions can be understood by the readers. </u>
For example, in the poem, the narrator tells the readers that his love happened a long time ago and that their intense feelings made the angels envious. Even after the death of her love, the narrator expresses his love for Annabel Lee even beyond the grave. So, here, he expresses his grief about the death of his love, yet he also wanted to portray a deep emotion for her even after her death.
