When something is dark, it is usually evil. Evil things do not really have a kind heart, so this is ironic because when something is evil, it doesnt have a kind heart, but in this phrase, darkness has a heart.
While I don’t think this is grammatically correct, the presence of ‘win’ shows that the verb is active, meaning it’s present tense, rather than passive, or past tense.
The step will be also known as the conclusion.
The main effect of the comparative is; Choice 4; It suggests that the boat has made the same crossing for many years.
<h3>Comparative phrases</h3>
According to the question;
- The comparative was drawn as follows;
- The ropes are compared to dry roses
- The anchor is compared to a rusty bow.
Hence, it follows that comparison suggests that the boat has made the same crossing for many years.
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The first one would be correct.
