Answer:
true
Explanation:
for example when you are quoting someone or a source you can use elipsis to skip not relevant part. However it is crucial to preserve meaning of original sentence and not manipulate it with elipsis like some media do.
Her intended purpose is to emphasize the importance of having more women judges in the court. She also believes that adequate representation must be given to blacks for an inclusive court. She says that she has done justice to her job with all her talent.
Answer: because thats where i would find a answer
Explanation: between glossary and index
A final helpful resource is the “Libraries<span>” page. Here you’ll find links to recommended collections of commentaries such as “Essential Commentaries for a Preacher’s Library,” “Best Expositional Commentaries,” and “Essential Pauline Commentaries.” The collections are drawn from books (such as John Glynn’s mentioned below), journals, and ministry websites.</span>
Answer:
Similes:
1. And your memories, they hang like a picture
2. You'll always be just like a sister
3. No one I knew stood half as bright as you
Metaphors:
I am unable to find any metaphors in this poem.
Explanation:
Similes:
All three of the sentences contain the word "like" or "as" which are the defining words of similes.
Metaphors:
If you look closely every sentence that is comparing something happen to be similes since they use the words "like" or "as", therefore there are no metaphors.
