<span>d. The book is theirs but it's very old.
The word their never uses an apostrophe. Therefore options A and C are wrong. "Its" shows ownership. In the sentence, "it" is not owning anything. "It's" (with an apostrophe) is a contraction meaning it is. D is correct because you need the contraction for it is very old. Just a sidenote - technically, none of these sentences are grammatically correct because there should be a comma after theirs. "The book is theirs" is a complete sentence. "it's very old" is a complete sentence. When combining two complete sentences with a conjunction, there needs to be a comma before the conjunction: The book is theirs, but it's very old.
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The quotation that supports the said statement from the novel is There must be a language that doesn’t depend on words, the boy thought.”
<h3>What does the quote from The Alchemist mean personally?</h3>
The young man had no idea what a "Personal Legend" was. You've always wanted to achieve it, so here you are. When they are young, everyone is aware of their personal legend. Everything is apparent and doable to them at that time in their lives.
The main topic of The Alchemist thus becomes the notion that everyone should live in the solitary pursuit of their own goals.
Hence choice first of the statement is correct:
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A. <span>It shows how nervous the painting makes the narrator.
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The answer to this is D. Two
contradicting words that are put together to form a figure of speech is called
an Oxymoron. The word comes from Greek words oksus (meaning pointed) and moros
(meaning dull or stupid). Oxymoron can be paradoxical or visual and physical.
Paradoxical Oxymoron contradicts itself (example: “deafening silence”) while
Visual and Physical Oxymoron can take the place of the noun or adjective in
order to describe vividly to the reader (example: “plastic glass for drinking”).
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