The tone - sentence b made it seem more secretive with its word choice (stranger, crept) the meaning is the same - in both a person is moving towards the door but the tone is more mysterious in the second sentence
Answer: The B and D are the examples of simile
Explanation: Because they have like in the sentence. We know that if there is like and it's comparing to anybody of anything it's simile.
D. He felt the Anglican Church was not reaching the masses of poor people.
Answer:
The answers are:
1. while
2. since
3. when
4. after
5. so that
6. unless
7. as
8. whereas/while
Explanation:
The above are the subordinating conjunctions that best fits and expresses the relationship between the two ideas.
A subordinating conjunction is known to be a word or phrase which functions in linking a dependent clause to an independent clause. It usually indicates that the clause where it is used has informative value to add to the main idea of the sentence.
