Macbeth" directed by Orson Welles, low-budget, black and white, some good cinematography and acting by Welles, but gets dull here and there.
The original version it's the book which pretty much you have to visualize how it was.
1. Contains important nerve endings: cochlea
2. eardrum: tympanic membrane
3. hammer: malleus
4. maintains body equilibrium: semicircular canals
5. anvil: incus
6. stirrup: stapes
Hi Chloe.
The error here is “tastes great” as this can be only used when talking about a single unit, while we are currently talking about two units (peanut butter and jelly).
The correct way to phrase this is:
“Peanut butter and jelly are two products that taste great by themselves and taste great together, too.”
I hope this helps!
Answer:
B. What they had wished for was a frogstrangler, but they got sorry-looking rain.
Explanation:
This is the clearest example of diction in this text. Diction is a term that refers to a person's way of speaking or writing. This is most clearly expressed by an author through the choice of words that he makes to express his ideas. There are several aspects of diction that can be identified, such as whether the words used are accurate, whether they fit the context of the text, or whether they are easily understandable to the reader or listener.
Answer:
Yea. (and it's miracle btw)
Explanation: