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Point Of View.
a- Omniscient ► the narrator knows everything. It's about a "he" or "she" but <u>the narrator knows everything about </u>the experiences and thoughts of <u>all characters</u>.
c- Limited ► the narrator doesn't know the whole story. It's about a "she" or "he" <em>(third person) </em>but <u>the narrator is outside the story</u> and relates the experience of <u>one character</u>.
d- 1st person ► when "I" am telling the story. <u>The narrator is in the story and relates his/her experiences him/herself</u>.
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Answer: for e d g e n u ity the correct answer is the third option, "She will ask Ellery to help the boys". :)
Explanation:
"General American" is not the name of a major American regional dialect, since the point of a dialect is that it is specialized. And the "general" is the opposite of specific in this case.
A subordinating conjunction is a conjunction that introduces a subordinate clause, that is a clause that cannot be independent, but needs a main clause to form a well-formed phrase.
So, for example, "<span>Although he was embarrassed" is not an independent clause: it can't stand on its own. Here "although" is the subordinating conjunction, and the correct answer is:
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<span><span>A. Sentence 3- Although he was embarrassed, Jack called his mother</span>
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Answerand Explanation:
The title can be seen as ambiguous because the author shows how soldiers, in a war, are exposed to everything and at the same time to nothing.
This is because the author presents the idea of intense monotony to which soldiers are subjected during the course of a war, where their lives fall into a discouraging, boring and extremely stopped routine. In this monotony, soldiers are exposed to nothing. However, the author also addresses how soldiers are exposed to all kinds of adverse factors, since they live in terrible conditions of hygiene, food, housing, climates and any other factor that affects health and well-being.
In this poem, Owen is exposing the life of the soldiers in the middle of the war, showing that there is nothing inspiring and worthy of admiration.
