Answer:
Her actions had only limited value because she wasn’t actively involved
in battles.
Explanation:
A Possible Answer:
Maria (proper noun) walks her dog (common noun) around the neighborhood (common noun) every Monday (proper noun) to give him exercise (common noun).
Explanation:
A <em>proper noun</em> is a noun naming a specific person, place, or thing - examples are a person's name (e.g., Maria or Carlos) or the name of a location (e.g., New York or Amsterdam).
A <em>common noun</em> is a noun naming an everyday person, place, or thing - examples include dog, happiness, teacher, and idea.
Imagery helps you to imagine what is really going on and helps you see the situation in different ways , repetition adds emphasis on certain words to make them stand out and noticed , dialogue makes you aware of what the characters are thinking and feeling and helps you to follow the story by seeing different views on whats happening from different characters in the story
Answer and Explanation:
Alberto Rios, in his poem "The Border: A Double Sonnet" describes what a border is. Among the several metaphors he uses, he mentions:
<em>[...]</em>
<em>The border is a real crack in an imaginary dam.</em>
<em>[...]</em>
<em>The border is a place of plans constantly broken and repaired and broken.</em>
Speaking of broken things contributes to the poem's theme. A border should be nothing more than that, an imaginary line. A border is an idea, a sense we have of being at different places. However, people, governments, politics have transformed the border into something else. It has gained importance, becoming a barrier to people and their dreams. A border breaks people's plans, takes away their opportunities, kills their hopes by keeping them out. A border - again, nothing but an imaginary line - is given the power to destroy when it is given power to keep people out.
