1. is simple because it only has one verb
2. is complex because it contains a subordinate clause
3. is compound because it is 2 sentences joined by "and"
Answer:
My fav character in the Outsiders was prolly Soda bc he is simply a rebel and loves his family, which is like me bc i dont like living up to everyday norms and i would die for my fam and frends
Explanation:
Denotations of encounter'd:
<span>came upon
met with
These two phrases mean the same as encounter'd in this passage, because Horatio is explaining how Marcellus and Bernardo met with/came upon the ghost of Hamlet's father two nights in a row on top of the castle. </span>
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
The answer is option B or " It explains the main point by using a comparison." In this case we have a passage about writing a good essay, and it gets to that point by comparing it to your body. It's not option D because it's not describing anything nonhuman with human attributes, it's not option A because it's not referencing a famous example the passage is comparing a essay to a human body and how to think of a essay as one. It's also not option C because again it's comparing two things not making any statements about anything.
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