I believe this is it:
1. us
2. who
3. us
4. who
5. we
6. us
7. who
8. we
9. us
10. who
11. us
12. who
13. we
14. us
15. we
16. who
17. we
18. whom
19. who
20. us
Important tip:
We vs. Us
We is a subject, Us is not.
Whom vs. Who
Use whom if it can be replaced with him/her.
Use who if it can be replaced with he/she.
I hope this helped!
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
"A Call Loan" and "A Retrieved Reformation" are short stories written by O Henry.
O Henry, known for his endings with a twist, justifies this title in these two stories as well. Both the stories end with a twist and sudden resolution of conflicts. In 'A Retrieved Reformation,' the conflict ends coincidently when Ben Price pretends not to know Valentine. In 'A Call Loan,' the story ends coincidently when Merwin and Longley return only to find that cattle have been sold for $29,000.
So, the correct answer is option C.
No the term Hyperbole is the use of exaggeration as a rhetorical device or figure of speech.
Some common examples:<span>I am so hungry I could eat a horse.<span>I had a ton of chores to do.</span></span>
I think second on “The resistance fighters are all killed”
