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Start with a topic, and you have to write a title then try to hook the reader in the first sentence try by analyzing your essay by explaining a bit about what your writing about. Try to use transitions throughout your introduction and include information that is relevant to what you want your reader to know about what your writing about.
Answer:
1. forgave
2. affairs
3. enroll
4. Even if
5. improve
6. punctual
7. repaired
8. empty
9. muddy
10. hang
11. jobs
12. support
16. fined
13. harmful
14. nephew
15. fit
17.? (I'm going to guess economic)
18. materialistic
19.tolerate
20. dispose
21. biased
22. cottage
23. evidence
24. votes
25. conflict
26. diagnosis
27. events
28. pessimistic (you had that there so I'm going to assume that's the only option)
Answer:
Line one has a perfect cadence which comes at the end.
Line two also has a perfect cadence. The subtle tonality of closure for that line sticks out a the end of the sentence.
Line three has an imperfect cadence
Line four also has an imperfect cadence
Explanation:
A regular rhyming poem is one which contains rhyming words at the end of certain lines. A great example of rhythm is found in the poem - Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
A cadence on the other hand appears to have a rhythm that winds down to a halt. In other words, it is the changes in rhythm and pitch. Cadence is most apparent when the poem is being read out loud.
Another characteristic of a cadence is that it sometimes appears in the middle of a line underscored by a semicolon a dash or a comma.
When the cadence comes in the middle, starting after a comma, it is called an imperfect cadence. An imperfect cadence is also known as a half cadence.
Cadences that come at the end of the line are called perfect cadences.
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