"A Room of One’s Own" is actually a book that was written by the author Virginia Woolf and based on the sentence above taken from this book, her reference to <span>Professor Trevelyan would be an example of an ALLUSION. Hope this answers your question.</span>
C. Oxymoron
It's used when he writes "loving hate", "brawling love", "heavy lightness", and basically anything that contradicts itself.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Definition of alliance: a union or association formed for mutual benefit, especially between countries or organizations.
Insurance policy and definite strategy make no sense. However long-lasting friendship makes more sense than a strong relationship. The two nations are friends against the third party.
It's c because he subject verb agreement is right
Love and death are very common themes that can be used in poetry and in life.
