Answer:
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Explanation:
Ovid, or (to give him his full Roman name) Publius Ovidius Naso, was ... ('That you may know who I was, I that playful poet of tender love ... like, are now 'in the books' — and will suffer no further political upheavals of ... 4.55–166 Pyramus and Thisbe ... altogether happy, saying to him: 'Take courage, good mariner; you have
The answer is A.
B- uses I instead of me
C- uses her instead of she
D- uses us instead of we
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Answer:
Since they are free writes, lyrics from my two favorite songs:
1) Often I am upset that I cannot fall in love but I guess
This avoids the stress of falling out of it
Are you tired of me yet?
I'm a little sick right now but I swear
When I'm ready I will fly us out of here
2) I'm afraid that's just the way the world works
It ain't funny, it ain't pretty, it ain't sweet
But I think that it could work for you and me
Just wait and see
It's not the end of the story
:)
Answer:
I'm ready to hit the sack
Explanation:
An idiom is when a phrase is used, but is not physically appropriate and not happening. Hitting the sack means to fall asleep, not actually hitting a sack :)
Less. Most fruitful and best are both superlative, and hyper is just positive.
