The poems here that are related to the Trojan War includes the Faerie Queene. This is because one of the character had fought in the Trojan War for ten years. As well as this, the poem The Telegony states the preceding events leading to the Trojan War. On the other hand, The Sack of Troy describes the journey of one of the horses in the city of Troy. Paradise lost subjects the Trojan War and Beowulf is very similar to Trojan War; featuring many similarities to it.
You will also find that all of the above poems are Epic Poems and ALL feature some parts of the Trojan War.
The answer to your question would be that the revision that is needed in the sentence is to replace rose with risen. That is, the sentence would be as follows: When doing laundry, check that the water level has risen above the top of the clothes.
"To rise" is an irregular verb, so its past participle is not formed by adding the suffix -ed, but it is another word. "Rose" is the past simple form and "risen" the past participle one.
b. altogether
Answer: Some think it is altogether too difficult.
Explanation: The word "altogether" is an adverb. Moreover, its meaning is "completely" or "considering everything". "Altogether" is the word that completes the sentence provided because it is coherent or shows a clear relationship with the idea expressed in this sentence. In contrast, "all together" is formed by two words and it has a completely different meaning. "All together" is generally used to mean "with each other". In that way, "all together" does not add coherence to the sentence provided; therefore, the correct option is "altogether".
make sure you are not on a one-way street.
it is not necessary to signal.
speed up or slow down as necessary.
2. You should signal for a right or left turn
500-600 feet in advance.
7-8 feet in advance.
as you are making the turn.
at least 150-200 feet in advance.
3. To parallel park, move your vehicle parallel to the vehicle in front of the space, at a distance of
less than 1 foot.
1 to 2 feet.
about 3 feet.
about 5 feet.