Answer:
D. In my community, it's a law that all dogs...
Explanation:
Since it's the law (it's required) most people will follow the law. And since most people will openly follow the law, it is a good deduction that most dogs the person sees on a walk will be on a leash. Hope this helps!
It demonstrates a smilie, because it uses as, which a simile is a figurative phrase including like or as.
Their love is based on both physical and emotional attraction.
The use of imagery shows their love is predominantly physical. You can rule out D because although that may be true, it does not state anything relating to that in the small excerpt provided.
<span>It's C - skimmed is supposed to be skinned, just spelled incorrectly. Fellow is synonymous with boy, so D would read "The boy is rarely happy" - which makes sense.</span>
Answer:
Dashes are characterized as a small horizontal line(longer than a hyphen) which is used to mark a pause in the sentence by isolating the group of words. They can be used to connect two ideas
by marking the 'bonus phrases' which add additional information in the sentence. For example,
"Even the easiest things — watching movie, playing football, and going out with friends — became dream for me as I have my exams next week."
It is also used for <u>signaling the introductions of the sentence or conclusions</u>. For instance,
"To enhance your performance, you need to strictly focus on things you lag behind in — strength, confidence, and self-reliance."
