Answer:
Walt Whitman is often referred to as 'the father of free verse', since he abandons traditional metric patterns in his works. The poem '<em>Song of Myself' </em>explores the freedom of being one's true self, and free verse strengthens the speaker's individuality and liberty. It helps the author present the wandering nature of a speaker. Whitman also uses free verse as a means to connect to his audience and establish a friendly, conversational tone.
Generally, swing dance is used only as a noun not a verb. Therefore, the past tense would just be "swing dance." However, if you used it as a verb, you would probably use the past tense of dance, so it would be swing danced.
The answer is <em>C.) Stella started to beat around the bush.</em><em />
The first thing we need to realize is what an idiom is. An idiom is a group of words that symbolize a meaning not otherwise implied by the actual words that are expressed. That might not have made sense, so here are some examples of idioms:
raining cats and dogs (raining hard, not actual cats and dogs)
bought the farm (refers to someone dying, not buying a literal farm)
That being said, when we say someone is beating around the bush, they are avoiding having to do or say something, which is what we're looking for. So, the third option, C, is our answer
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
I say this because the answer is not the beginning of the claim, it’s more elaborating on the claim, in a 4 paragraph essay, this is the second or third paragraph.
