I would say A) festering. process of elimination can exclude b and d. So between a and c, a works best.
The correct answer is option two.
An infinitive phrase consists of an infinitive verb, and can be followed by a complement or a modifier, which is usually an adverb.
In the sentence above, the infinitive phrase comes before a complement "variety and interest to their writing."
An onomatopoeia is a sound that is also the word. An example would be "boom" or "sizzle".
Irony is using the opposite words to describe a situation or something like that . Ex. The fire station burned down.
Personification is giving an intimate object human personality. Ex. The moon smiled down on us.
A simile is comparing words using like or as. Ex. Quite like a mouse
Metaphor is comparing words using is or are. Examples would be you are a cow or you are a chicken.
This is an example of "Repetition".
Repetition<span> is a way used in language to draw attention to a
certain idea or point, although this is usually utilized in poetry or songs etc
but when used in a speech which is often a way to emphasize on the idea. The
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