That’s a simile
A simile is a comparison using “like” or “as”
The answer choice is three
Answer:
1. He said that he never makes mistakes.
2. John said he loved that town.
3. She said that she always wakes up early.
4. They asked to be let inside. or They asked to come inside.
Explanation:
To change a speech from the direct form to indirect form requires the change in the structure of the sentence and also in the tenses accordingly. Moreover, the quotation marks and other signifiers of a direct quoted speech are removed, replaced with the words such as "said that" asked that" and so on.
The given sentences in their indirect forms are as follows-
<u><em>1. He said that he never makes mistakes.
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<u><em>2. John said he loved that town.
</em></u>
<u><em>3. She said that she always wakes up early.
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<u><em>4. They asked to be let inside. or They asked to come inside.</em></u>
A quotation is simply the words which are taken from any person, and then they are repeated by another person, beside the original person who said it. The quotation that best supports the theme that men lack appreciation for women’s traditional roles would be option A: (as one turning from serious things to little pleasantries) Well ladies, have you decided whether she was going to quilt it or knot it?"
<h3>Usage of quotation to express thoughts</h3>
The above answer is discussed in further detail as given below:
- Out of the statements spoken in the above question, the one that shows that men are unappreciative of women’s roles is when the person made a joke about whether the woman was going to quilt or knot it.
- In the above statement it is being conveyed that women were considered good enough only for household roles, and even then they weren’t given the due appreciation.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
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