The answer is C. The sun is not purposely trying to burn leaves, as it is not sentient. The word fire may be used to exaggerate the tone, but it does not pertain to a simile. The sun’s rays resembling drops of fire may contribute to an energetic tone, but C is the only answer that suggests simile.
he gives the order to have banquo killed so he could cover his tracks.
he thinks banquo is starting to realize whats going on and before he has the chance to say anything macbeth has him murdered
Answer:
A formal tone
longer more complex sentences
and advanced vocabulary
Explanation:
and academic discourse is like a text book or something. So think about the textbooks we were forced to read in school. Were they boring? Yes? Well which of these is most boring to you? Formal tone, longer sentences that are hard to read with a way too high vocabulary?
Or if that doesn't make sense think about someone who sounds smart to you, what makes them sound smart?
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Answer: B. Studied</h3>
We're talking about event in the past (last night), so we use a past tense form of the verb "to study".
Danny <u>studied</u> for a long time last night.
