The repetition of the word knock, first of all, conveys a specific literary device which is called Alliteration. Here is the definition of alliteration: It is the appearing of the same, exact letter or sound at the starting point of adjacent or closely linked words. Secondly, the repetitious sound of knocking , conveys the knocking as continuous. Hope that this answers your question.
My brother (he has read hundreds of books on the subject) told me that the samurai lived by a strict code of honor.
Parenthetical phrases that interrupt a sentence are not to be capitalized unless they start with a proper noun. They also should not have ending punctuation inside the parentheses. Although the phrase inside the parentheses could qualify as a full clause on its own, in parentheses it is merely a phrase which interrupts the actual sentence by adding additional information, and should therefore not be treated as its own sentence grammatically.
Answer:
this an opinion
Explanation:
sacrificing liberties is unnecessary because there are other ways to deal with terrorism and sacrificing liberties is not useful in anyway against the fight in terrorism, because the most effective way to fight terrorism is not diplomacy, but you must fight fire with fire.
Well, this is tricky, he puts faith into reason. Almost like cause and effect. So he'll give reasons that back up his faith. And faith that is backed up by reason, get it?
Adolf Hitler attempted genocide during World War II