Answer:
A metaphor basically compared two things without using terms such as like or as. It is similar to a simile but without like/as to connect them.
True, depending on how a pronoun is used, it's case can change.
“By going much slower” because it shows you had to change what you were doing in order to complete the activity (which is basically what compensate means)
Predicate nominative is a word or group of words that follow linking verbs.
They explain the noun or rename the noun.
Ex: <span>Bill Gates is a well-known </span>businessman<span> and </span>philanthropist<span><span>.
</span>Bill Gates is subject
businessman, philanthropist are the predicate nominative
</span><span>Astonishingly, the young woman was elected mayor at the age of 25 and became one of the candidates for governor only a few years later.
Your answer would be mayor because it follows the linking verb WAS and restates the subject woman.</span>
thank u so much im going to re word the whole thing but this will deferentially get me a 100