The part of speech of had is a helping vern
At the end of the poem, we hear:
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
- So we can see that the last two options are true: individual goals and new experiences are valuable (great poem btw)
Look at these three sentences:
• She flew past me on her bicycle.
• Turing was the father of the modern computer.
• He gave me a cold look.
In all these sentences, the word in bold type is not used in its basic or literal meaning – it is used in a metaphorical way.
A metaphor is a type of comparison: when you use a word or phrase metaphorically, you are using a meaning that has developed from the literal meaning and has some of the same features. For example, if you say someone ‘flies past’ on a bicycle or in a car, they are not really flying through the air, but the speed of their movement reminds you of a plane or a bird. This is a normal part of the way word meanings develop, and when a word has several meanings, some of those meanings are usually metaphorical.
mark brainliest ;)
Answer:
Oh i did this then i forgot lol
Explanation:
Answer:
The girl, who had beautiful hair, was a fierce and strong warrior.
Explanation:
an adjective modifies a noun or pronoun by describing qualifying or limiting and answers the questions what kind, how many, which, and whose. write that down i've found that it has helped a lot! Also if you need 2 commas just add a who/ which clause in the middle of the sentence :)