Answer:
we need to know the sentence.
Explanation:
without the sentence the word is in, we can't find any context clues sweetheart.
Answer:
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<u>People on a boat are happy to be returning home from a trip.</u>
The correct word would be 'passed' because it is the past tense version of the verb 'to pass,' and is the verb we want to use. 'Past,' however, is a noun generally referring to previous events or history, and we don't use that because we need a verb, not a noun.
Answer:
All the same, we cling to our last pleasures as the tree cling to its last leaves"-comment on the analogy. This line is quoted from Katherine Mansfield's celebrated short story The Fly.
Explanation:
<u>Flashback</u> is a plot device, which interrupts a narrative in order to show past events. Dramas often have this.
