Answer:
Absolute
Explanation:
The possessive “her” (as in “her apple”) is an adjective. But ,“hers” (as in “the apple is hers”) is what’s called an absolute pronoun. Unlike “her,” the absolute pronoun “hers” doesn’t modify anything. Instead, “hers” stands for something: the thing or things belonging to her.
<span>A figure of speech in which an animal, object, or idea is given human qualities is called C. personification.
Simile is when you compare things using words such as like or as (strong as a lion). Metaphor is a form of comparison when you don't use comparing words (he is an angel - he's not really an angel, but he is very good and kind). Concrete poetry is something literal.
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16. Secondary
17. For sure Primary
18. Primary as well.
19. Secondary.
20. False
Answer:
Confusion... What does ------------- this mean?
Explanation:
