the answer is C you can argue both about that
3. I did it wrongly
4. They don't read books
5. You didn't ask me any question
6. She did nothing
7. He doesn't do his homework
8. He didn't buy some guavas
9. I don't sleep well
10. He doesn't reach English
11. He didn't buy anything yesterday
12. He so much disrespected me yesterday
13. My friend doesn't work in London
14. He opened the door
15. We didn't buy any grape
16. They haven't started their work
17. I am not fine
18. Either Sisa or Rita is bad
19. Hari seldom visit Pokhara
20. Nobody is sitting there
Answer:
The figure of speech used when the writer says “The pencil understood and promised to remember, and went into the box with purpose in its heart.” is <u>Personification</u><u> </u>[ giving human qualities to a non-living thing (pencil) such as <u>understood</u><u>,</u><u> </u><u>promised</u><u>,</u><u> </u>etc.
Hello. You forgot to show the answer options. The options are:
She brings her cat, Seal, with her when she comes to the farm from Maine.
She says that she once learned how to ride a horse when she was young.
She talks about the chickens and cows and horses her brother owns.
She cries and shouts at the turkey buzzards who come to eat the dead
Answer:
She brings her cat, Seal, with her when she comes to the farm from Maine.
Explanation:
Sarah was unable to leave her cat in the care of other people, as she felt she needed to take care of the animals that were under her responsibility. In addition, she felt a very strong attachment to these animals that made her feel that she should care for them and promote a good quality of life, where animals are loved and valued, as care and admiration would allow them to have a happy life and that made her happy too.
