Answer: hyperbole and slang
Answer:
A
Explanation:
I might be wrong but Claim of Cause and effect is saying that if we eat to much we gain weight which doesnt seem right and c, claim of fact means something that can be backed up by actual proof or evidence, and d, claim of policy is a claim that goes off on laws or "policy" therefore a made the most sense
B. He is jealous of Caesar
Answer: Hope this helped!
Explanation:
If im interested in pursuing a career in the military I would work on my listening skills for when a move is called I am ready. I will workout so I am fit and ready for anything that comes my way! I can build my teamwork so I am better with working with other people. And I will train to work under pressure because you need that skill to be able to fight in wars and in short timed missions. Hope this helped!
Well this is just an expression and it's expressed as I ran for my life. All this means is that the character is running as fast as the character can, like his life is on the line, thus seeming that the character is "running for his life". The scenario that this expression is used in is when either the character needs to get somewhere, fast, or is actually running away from something. There are rare times where I ran for my life is a literal meaning in which they are running from a threat.
