It depends how many points you have total in the class.
Answer:
Explanation:
Well/ I can't really clarify what you are asking, but I assume that you are asking which part makes up the dramatic ending of the story. Well, I would say the part when the woman opens the door or the man wishes his last wish would be the conclusion
Answer:
The rhyme scheme would be:
A
B
A
B
B
B
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
Explanation:
This is because in the first stanza:
Lair
Wing
Air
Spring
Thing
Sing
Notice how lair and air rhyme wing spring thing sing all rhyme?
In the second stanza
Blow (A)
Flow(A)
May(B)
Away(B)
Stroll(C)
Soul(C)
Sieve(D)
Live(D)
Notice they all rhyme at the end and Blow and may do not rhyme so that starts a new letter. As Blow and flow do rhyme it continues the letter.
Hope this helps!
That would be B. Review the points on which you both agree. You don't have the change your own opinion, interrupting them would be rude, and changing the subject just wouldn't be smart.
Answer:
indicative
Explanation:
The indicative mood is the one used for factual statements. This statement is fact because it is true as of the moment it was written. Subjunctive mood is contrary to what is actually true; it is a wish or hypothetical situation. For example, "if I were a alive during the American Revolution, I would want to live in Boston." The imperative mood is a command that tells someone to do something. For example, "Be quiet!"
