Answer: idioms mean as they say just a bit of an exaggeration
Explanation:
For example “cat got your tounge?” Meaning can’t you speak. Things like these are idioms. Hope this helps! Since there isint an image.
the simple method to change this sentence into passive
first i want to tell you the structure of passive sentence if you memorize it you will never to ask about passive voice
<em>structure</em>
<em>first of all simple sentence is called active voice sentence </em>
<em>so the structure of simple sentence is </em><em>subject + helping verb + main Verb + object</em>
<em>in passive voice subject convert into object and object convert into subject means they exchange their positions </em>
<em>object + helping verb + main verb + by + subject</em>
<em>helping verb is according to the tense and main verb in passive voice is always be </em><em>3rd form of verb</em>
<em>so these are some point that you have to follow to make the passive voice </em>
<em>so let's make the passive voice of the sentence according to the rules that we dissucced</em>
<u><em>statue is putted up by the municipality</em></u>
Answer:
Compound sentence
Explanation:
It's a compound sentence with 'yet' as the conjunction that joins the two main clauses together.
I would say A but D could also be said softly
