B) false :P
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Yes. Some of them doesn't exist in real life but still look like it does exist on earth.
Answer: A) The attic was the site of the crime.
Explanation: homophones are words (two or more) that have the same or similar pronunciation, but different meanings, spellings of functions. In the given sentences the homophones are: site, cite, and sight. Site is a place, or a short of "website", cite is a synonym of quote, and sight is vision or something that we can see. In the sentences, the correct one is option A. Option B should be "The thief stood there in plain sight." Option C should be: "I was sure to include a list of the sources I cited in my essay" and the last one should be "Javier really enjoyed visiting the website."
Answer:
D
Explanation:
An effective summary wouldn't add personal details or irrelevant details. So D is the most logical answer.
The correct answer from the given options is "<span>a. Her character has no name. ".
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"The Devil and Tom Walker" is a short story which is written by Washington Irving that initially showed up in his 1824 accumulation Tales of a Traveler, as a component of the "Money Diggers" segment. The story is fundamentally the same as the German legend of Faust. Stephen Vincent Benét drew quite a bit of his motivation for "The Devil and Daniel Webster " from this story.
