I believe the correct answer here is B. me; object of a preposition. We can see that between is a preposition, so everything after it becomes a prepositional phrase.
Answer:
This is either a simile or a metaphor
Explanation:
I say this because, she is comparing the path to clichés and a metaphor is comparing 2 things using like or as and a simile is comparing 2 things WITHOUT using like or as. Hope this helps <3 -A middle schooler
Oxygen!
Your muscles need the oxygen to preform well!
Hope this helps! : )
Answer:
The school have to start tackling it asap
Aggregation - a group of things that have been brought together
Degradation - making something weaker or of less importance
Indignantly - feeling angry at something that you view as unfair
Infallible - Incapable of doing something wrong
