A--You know the person (Henry) and the topic (paying for a movie ticket).
B--You know the people (the twins) and the topic (plans for their party).
D--You know the person (my mother) and the topic (lost an earring).
BUT for C there is a very vague sentence that makes you question: what is it that they wouldn't enjoy? So it is C.
Assonance is the repetition of a vowel sound throughout a verse which creates internal rhyme. In this case, the correct answer should be A. <span>“The torch; be yours to hold it high.”
Here we have the "O" vowel in pronunciation repeated in "torch", "yours", and "hold".</span>
the answer is A
When we heard about the FAMINE abroad, we took up a collection to help send food.
~batmans wife
Can I know what poem or short story these lines are from?
