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3 years ago

Why couldn't Macbeth say "Amen”?

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After the murder, Macbeth describes him of struggling to say 'Amen'. His attempt to pray is rejected, meaning that God will not bless him rather he is cursed to the evil deeds; killing Duncan when he is sleeping.

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4. What are the dangers of government and religion being linked? (1-2 sentences)

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I'm going to say C.

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4 years ago

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2-Henry brought Jeri a ring to show his love. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried to find more deductions for his tax return. (noun)

4- To patch the hole, the mechanic inserted a plug. (Adverbial)

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10- To attempt an explanation for this phenomenon would do little good. (noun)

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An infinitive is a verb form that has complements and modifiers. It has the form "to+ verb" and can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb, depending on the structure and form of the sentence.

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2-Henry brought Jeri a ring to show his love. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried to find more deductions for his tax return. (noun)

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5- She learned to read and write English in Kenya. (noun)

6- Eric’s desire to do everything perfectly will eventually frustrate him. (Adjective)

7- To pay that much money for a television is foolish. (noun)

8- Yesterday Smith exercised all day to lose some weight before the wedding. (adverbial)

9- His only ambition was to succeed at his job. (noun)

10- To attempt an explanation for this phenomenon would do little good. (noun)

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