Answer:
"MRS. HIGGINS [cordially] Quite right: I'm very glad indeed to see you." She seems very calm about everything and happy that shes there acording to the sentace above.
The " to " are just simbalizing a sentence or two they have said in the reading.
"MRS. EYNSFORD HILL. I feel sure we have met before, Miss Doolittle. I remember your eyes." when that meet she thinks she remebers her from somewhere but doesnt remember where.
The " to " are just simbalizing a sentence or two they have said in the reading.
HIGGINS [rising hastily and running to Mrs. Higgins] Here she is, mother. [He stands on tiptoe
and makes signs over his mother’s head to Eliza to indicate to her which lady is her hostess]." He is making everything perfect becuases it seems he doesnt want to disapoint someone. The " to " are just simbalizing a sentence or two they have said in the reading.
Explanation:
so far thing is what ive done sorry its not all of it but its most of it
Answer:
C) Should not be interpreted as a sign of increased loneliness
Explanation:
In lyric poetry, a single speaker expresses thoughts and emotions.
Lyric poetry consists on a type of poetry in which a single speaker expresses deep personal emotions and feelings. Lyric poetry tends to be musical and rhythmic, and it was originally written to accompany the lyre (a Greek musical instrument). In addition to this, lyric poetry belongs to the three main categories of poetry, the other ones being dramatic and epic.
Answer: the 2 on the left on top of each other (costed an arm and leg and the barking up the tree) are figurative and the others are literal.
Explanation:
You can’t do those things in reality. But the litter also ones seem slightly reasonable
Answer:
"perry dropped his cheese...etc."
Explanation:
that's the correct answer, bc the pronoun is "it", and he dropped TWO things, so it's unclear which he ate. hope this helps : )