<span>A written language uses ordinary words, commonly understood</span>
Answer: C.... anyone should be able to we need more restrictive gun control laws
One poetic technique used is alliteration exemplified by such phrases as;" lime green on the linden leaves", "burns bronze", "blue Beryl" and "glints gold". "The late September sunshine is a chameleon" is figurative language. Literal language could be "a silver sheen on the kitchen sink", or "burns bronze on the slated rooftop" for example. The alliteration is a sound device as two words starting with the same letter makes pleasant sounds.
B- has
2. A- has / ate / hasn’t
3. Had / seen
4. Had / forgotten
5. Haven’t / studied
6. Had / lived
7. Fell / asleep
8. hadn’t / thought
9. Hadn’t / brought
10. Had / owned
11. Had / turned
12. Had / ordered
Answer:
False
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