Answer:
by arguing people who voice their opinions in a place of worship are free to do so.
Explanation:
They should not be restricted by whatever difference, they should be allowed to state their opinions and given voice.
Answer:
1. ... I would ask you to cook me a meal.
2. ... I will pat him on the back and shake his hand.
3. ... I won't be able to mow the grass.
4. … I would have known the answers to the teacher's questions today.
5. ... I will be sure to climb the pyramids - illegally. ;-)
6. ... it's likely they would have been sent to jail.
7. ... he's going to get hurt.
8. ... I would buy a new car.
9 ... it gets hard.
10. ... I'd be traveling around the world.
Explanation:
Elizabeth tells the court that John never had an affair with Abigail. She does this to try to help him but it actually just wrecks his entire testimony.
No, "the red cap floated in the breeze" is not a complete subject, it is a complete sentence.
A complete subject is "The red cap"
A complete predicate is "floated in the breeze"
A complete sentence is "The red cap floated in the breeze"
I hope it helps!
Metaphors are important because they help make indirect comparisons between two people or things - and doesn’t use “like” or “as”.