Here are the answers of the given questions above:
18. The sentence that contains an error in colon usage is option C. Brandon wanted to go fishing: but I wanted to go sailing. In this sentence, it should be a comma and not a colon.
19. An example of an indirect quotation would be option D. The lawyer said that your case will not take long. Indirect quotations no longer need quotation marks.
It would have been better to know the details about Sergeis 's decision to see what he can do good or bad.
All powerful, ‘God’ is commonly described this way. :))
<span>1. Survey - ask yourself what can be learned from the text
2. Question - what can I learn or hope to learn
3. Read - read and look for the answers to the questions you have
4. Recite - Think about the important information you want to remember
5.Recall - Read over notes and further discuss what was read
The most helpful would be the recall stage. It allows you to further think about the concepts and apply them to real life examples.</span>
Answer:
Shakespeare used many literary devices (and also many poetic devices) – below are the most important ones, most central to his work.
- Allusion. This is a reference to a person, place, event, usually without explicit identification. ...
- Dramatic Device. ...
- Dramatic Irony. ...
- Monologue. ...
- Soliloquy. ...
- Symbolism.