I'm sorry, but this question doesn't make any sense? Could you explain it a bit? You should also consider if this question fits in the subject English? Maybe better in math?
Answer:
These are the two separate clauses.:
I like my dog
She licks my hands and rolls over.
Explanation:
Separate them correctly ( to avoid the run-on)n by inserting either a semicolon OR a period and a capital letter.
I like my dog; she licks my hands and rolls over.
I like my dog. She licks my hands and rolls over.
Answer:
stays the same
Explanation:
as it is called the comparative degree
OK first of all I’m not going to write 150 words for you. But I will help you. There is irony in “I stand here ironing“. There is also onomatopoeia. But we don’t need that we need point of view. I stand here ironing say it 10 times. Start to feel the iron handle in your handle of mind. ironic ironing of i. continue.
