"The space shuttles is the subject."
Simple formula: find the verb of the sentence then ask the question "who or what performs the verb" and the answer to that question is the SUBJECT of that sentence!
In your sentence; ask the question;
"Who or what have made travel to the International space station convenient and possible?
Answer: The space shuttles (that's your subject)
Answer:
He fills his English with Igbo language patterns and rhythm.
Explanation:
Achebe makes a strong use of Igbo words and expressions to create a new English and show how language and communication is a living organism, completely adaptable and innovative.
Igbo is one of the languages spoken in nigeria, which in itself is full of different adaptations, dialects and accents. Using this language together with the English language, the author questions the supremacy of the English language and raises the importance of other languages.
To give the stuff directly in
<span> Since Walden is based on the author's personal experience which he decided to share, this book can be considered as a narrative essay. In his book, Henry David Thoreau represents all his life experiences and realizations that came up to him when he was living in natural surroundings. In a narrative essay, the writer tells a story about a real-life experience, so I bet that Walden belongs to this kind.</span>
