B) he had an excited weekend planned with his son
B. caught at the office
A phrase is not a sentence and can't stand alone. Caught at the office can't stand alone as a sentence; it is a <u>participial</u> phrase because it consists of a participle (<em>caught</em>) and a prepositional phrase (<em>at the office</em>).
The correct answer is D. On the other hand, at the time, finally, also
Explanation:
In general, transitional words differ from other elements in a text because the function of these words is to connect ideas or allow the writer to move from one idea to another. Examples of transitional words include additionally, however, but, firstly, etc.
In the text presented, some of the transitional words include "on the other hand", which is a contrast transitional word and helps the author shows not getting the part was positive; "at the time", which helps the author clarifies his/her perspective of a past event; "finally" which is an order transitional word and helps the author finish the idea; and "also", which helps the author add an idea.
D.
A synecdoche is a figure of speech where a part is made to represent a whole or vice versa. Here, the claws are made to represent a crab.
Answer:
B)Of-, (d) is , (f)gold
Explanation:
Meter of Sonnet 18. "And often is his gold complexion dimm'd"
The syllables that Amber should highlight are of-, is, and gold. This seems to be the pentameter. there are five feet in it and these syllables all alternate between unstressed and stressed syllables which indicate that the syllables in the poem meter is written in iambic pentameter i.e The five stressed syllables show the meter to be iambic pentameter.The sequence of standard iambic goes in the row between unstressed, stressed, follow by an unstressed, stressed syllables.
