Answer:
1. Determination
2. Analysising situations
3. They help me not only understand and articulate how situations I face are, but also how to overcome such situations with my resilience and skill.
4. Skill
5. The ability to expand on thoughts and ideas.
6. They help in not only providing me with the ability to succeed in anything I do, but also how to further show my abilities in how I present my skills and ideas to others. Showing a more complex yet thought through understanding of my goals.
7. Others
8. Their situations
9. I too have to face difficult situations and with my skills I will hopefully know and understand to cope with them better.
10. Practice makes perfect.
11. No matter what I do in life and no matter how much I struggle to complete it. If I keep trying it will only get better.
Hope this helped!
"Squire" is the correct answer. This was also known as an apprenticeship, and the young squire would almost always go on to assume the job for which he was being trained.
Because he didn't want his unfinished work to be read.
Andrew Marvell uses hyperbole as well as the metaphysical conceit in his poem <em>To His Coy Mistress</em>.
A clear example of <u>hyperbole</u>, or exaggeration, are the following lines:
<em> Love you ten years before the flood, (...)"</em>
and
- <em>"(...) An hundred years should go to praise </em>
<em> Thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze; (...)"</em>
what is exaggerated is the number of years
That would be <span>C. Is it focused?
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