Answer:
"Newton's rules explain how gravity affects objects"
Explanation:
Simple heuristic:
Descriptions of quality (interesting, famous, brilliant) are always subject to the context (person, time period, entity, etc).
Newton's rules of gravity are NOT subject to context, thus objective.
Shakespeare is contrasting Hamlet with Laertes to create suspense for the audience.
<h3>What is does contrasting implies?</h3>
The term means to depict a form of noticeable differences that exist between two or more items.
Note that in the excerpt, we can say that Shakespeare is contrasting Hamlet with Laertes to create suspense for the audience and this makes the audience to be glue to the play.
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Poets also use metaphor as a way of explaining or referring to something in a brief but effective way. An easy way to understand metaphor is to view a metaphor as a simile without the word "like". A simile compares two things in a clear fashion. For example: "he is like a beast".
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Answer:
Okay so I will do as if I were a animal rescuer,
Explanation:
I had been working the best job any one can have, a job that brings joy and peace, a job that offers a second chance for life of our mistreated furry friends.
I have been working as a animal rescuer since I was 22,
my first pet inspired me to do so, my golden retriever Bailey was a recuse, when, I had brought him home he was terrified he was mistreated and abandoned when he was a puppy, luckily he began to know that i wasn't going to hurt him, and became my best beloved friend.
After recusing Bailey I decided I wanted to recuse more cats and dogs, and open a humane and loving shelter for all the animals that were in the cold, wet, harsh streets.
I had saved enough money and opened a shelter, hired some of my good recusing friends and began recusing cats and dogs, since then me and my team, had rescued 583 dogs and 769 cats! And now the shelter is in our second generation's hands.
