I'm not completely shore but i would choose C.
<span>C seems right! It's the only one that is actually using physical descriptors to describe feelings of pain.</span>
Answer:
"I started inventing things, and then I couldn't stop, like beavers."
Explanation:
Ambiguity can be defined as a stated that has more meaning than one.
<u>The phrase that reflects the ambiguity in the excerpt is the first option that states </u><em><u>"I started inventing things, and then I couldn't stop, like beavers."</u></em>
The phrase is ambiguous because the narrator is trying to say that just like beavers never stop getting tired of chewing hardwoods because of new growing teeth, he is never tired of inventing things. When the narrator started inventing things he could not stop just like a beaver does not stop.
So, the correct option is the first one.
<span>They are nouns that show ownership or possession.</span>
It could be interesting to talk about slang for this essay. In regard to language usage, slang is rather common--f<span>rom simple contractions ("ain't" instead of "is not") to full phrases (I'm woke). However, in regard to grammar, slang is technically incorrect--you would never use these words in a formal essay, for example. You could explore these contradictions (the fact that slang is used so commonly but is apparently grammatically incorrect) in your essay. </span>
