<span>How, then, am I mad? Hearken! and observe how healthily—how calmly I can tell you the whole story.
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Answer:
a part added either before or after a root word
Explanation:
The affixes are elements of the language that can appear before or after the root of the word, modifying it and changing its meaning. Affixes can be given two names:
Suffix: It has a morphological function and appears after the root of the word: Ex: Reality, prosperity.
Prefix: It has a semantic function and appears before the root of the word. Ex: Unhappy, insecure.
Imagery is the literary device used in this excerpt. Imagery produces mental pictures in the minds of readers. It makes use of words that can describe and create sensory representations in the readers’ minds. Imagery also uses figures of speech such as simile, metaphor, personification and onomatopoeia, in order to appeal to bodily senses.
Answer:
I think I am a great person but I have flaws like everybody else. I try my hardest to be kind to others and help people the best that I can. Things get rough sometimes but I am great and pushing through it. My past (mainly talking about last school year) wasnt the best, I focused on other peoples opinions rather than my own. Sometimes people like to bring up my past but I brush it off because I am an amazing person now. I have learned to surround myself with less toxic people who actually make me happy. Ide like to say I am a unique person and am fun to be around. I do not seek validation from others. I love almost everything about myself and learned to embrace my flaws rather than drag myself for them. I like to think that I am an attractive person. I think that if people are going to talk about me it is their loss because I am great and they just seek validation. I am confident and an extrovert who likes to be around people. Overall, Ide say I am a good human being.
Explanation:
~goldfishareswag/brianna
Answer:
"Helmuth is three." "Hans is eight." "Gerhard, who is seven."
Explanation:
This question is about "The Boy who dared"
The above selected phrase shows that there is a certain difference in Helmuth's age in relation to his brothers. This age difference shows the difference in maturity between them, as it is common that the younger the immature, since maturity is gained with experience and experience is gained with experience.
Helmuth is five years younger than Hans, who shows him that Hans is more mature. While Hans and Gerhard are only a year apart, it is likely that Hans is more mature, as he is older.
