Answer:
a is the answer the first one
a place where outsiders were not welcome
Explanation:
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Answer:
1. C. Simile
2. A. Allusion
3. D. Hyperbole
4. D. Onomatopeia
5. B. Alliteration
Explanation:
1. Similies use like or as to compare things
2. Allusions call something to mind without mentioning them
3. Hyperbole is exaggerations
4. Onomatopeia is sounds and BOOM is a sound
5. Alliteration is words that start with the same letter (purple pigment pulses)
Answer:
1. He gave me a chair to sit.
Finite Verb: Gave
2. I want to buy some clothes.
3. Barking dogs seldom bite.
4. He was wearing a torn shirt.
5. He had his shoes polished.
Explanation:
A finite verb is a verb that has tense in it. The tense could be present, past or future tense.
A non-finite verb is a verb that has no tense in it.
The
correct answer to the statement indicated above is false.
<span>As
a matter of fact, assonance repeats similar vowel sound but with various
consonant sounds in words close together.
On the other hand as the statement above mentioned, it
pertains to alliteration which refers to the term used to describe the repetition
of same consonant sounds.</span>