Answer:
A) direct object
Explanation:
To lay is a transitive verb. it describes action done to something, so it will always have a direct object. That is, something or someone has to be receiving the action of the verb to lay.
Answer:
Part A: Inspired
Explanation:
Part B:
Specific lines in this poem that support my answer to part A are "learned to walk without having feet.; Funny it seems, but by keeping its dreams,; It learned to breathe fresh air.". These lines show the author's tone is inspired because the rose has surpassed everyone else's expectations while achieving it's own "dreams" of "walking".
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Gulliver has a hard time explaining stories of England to his master because his master cannot comprehend the existence of such a corrupt system. He cannot understand how England works and exists because it doesn't make any sense to him.
Answer:
It will do a customer's laundry in one day