In the text "The Blackness," the author employs vivid, figurative language. He conveys a fearful and desperate tone through the use of dark comparisons. Moreover, this develops a mood of nervousness and fear. Figurative language is one of the most important devices that an author can use in a text. This device allows the author to convey the images, events, and atmosphere of an event. It also allows the reader to connect with the thoughts and feelings of the characters.
These can be fully answered as following:
- He learned his lesson.
- She never helped her sister.
- We did not watch TV yesterday evening.
- Did he drink a coffee before leaving?
- They bought a new car.
- I did not eat a good lunch.
- She was not at home when I arrived
- They took the train last week.
- Did you sleep a lot?
- He lost his keys last Monday.
- Did you sell many objects
- She gave me her new address.
- He did not find the paper.
- They caught a big fish.
- He did not break the vase.
- Did Bob get a good job?
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Paper probably shouldn't be capitalized, based on context and what I'm seeing.
Sorry if this is wrong.
Answer:
·From the text, we can infer that Luke is bitter about his situation..... the father he has only met once, the role the gods play in his life, and possibly, not understanding
I think that thinking more logically can promote resourcefulness
