Answer:
stanzas with the same number of lines
regular rhythm created by a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
Explanation:
A fixed verse is a special type of poetry that is the direct opposite of a free verse. This type of poetry has fixed number of syllables and have similar lines. It is sometimes called structured poetry. An example includes sonnet, iambic pentameter which requires a certain amount of lines.
Characteristics of a fixed verse include having a similar or set number of lines within a stanza, having lines with identical length,and having an identifiable rhyme scheme.
Pony dies his hair blonde and gut it and Johnny cut his hair.
Well, On the last sentence, the "d" of James D. Watson needs capitalized. I hope this helps.☺
()- Predicate
**- Subject
*Clara* (went to the *mall* to buy *earrings*.)
A predicate is the noun, subject is like the verb, or what she/he would or will or is doing.
