When two or more subjects are joined by the conjunction "and" in a sentence, it creates a compound subject. The rule regarding subjects joined by "and" is as follows: When the subjects are joined by "and," the verb used in the sentence should be plural.
For example: Mary and John are going to the party. (Compound subject "Mary and John" is joined by "and," and the plural verb "are" is used.)
The cat and the dog play together. (Compound subject "the cat and the dog" is joined by "and," and the plural verb "play" is used.)
It is essential to use the plural verb to match the number of subjects. This rule applies to all types of subjects, whether they are singular or plural nouns, pronouns, or noun phrases.
Note that there are exceptions in certain cases where the subjects are considered a single unit or entity, and singular verbs are used. These exceptions usually involve collective nouns or when the subjects are seen as a unit.
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b. stanza.
c. chorale.
d. limerick.
limerick is a rhyme scheme,
stanza is the structure or paragraphs,
chorale is a melody and
a ballad is a musical/ dancing poem......
so I think it is stanza, as it is put into paragraphs to show different sections of the poem :)
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has returned, are working
have returned, are working
has returned, is working
The correct answer is "Terza rima". Terza rima, which literally means "third rhyme" in Italian, follows the triplets rhymed in an ABA BCB CDC DED format. This rhyming verse stanza formed of an interlocking three-line rhyme scheme was first used by Dante Alighieri.
A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than a parakeet.
We wondered if parakeets were more popular as pets than parrots.
This pet store is said to be better than the one across town.
The correct answer is B. A parrot's feathers are more colorful than a parakeet.
Explanation:
An illogical comparison is when two different elements that do not belong to the same group or category are compared in a sentence, this makes the comparison invalid as you can only make a valid comparison by comparing two elements of the same kind and therefore the illogical comparison is not correct during speech or writing. Additionally, this type of error in comparison emerges mainly as a result of issues on the grammatical construction of sentences.
This is the case of the sentence "A parrot's feathers are more colorful than a parakeet." the elements that are being compared are not of the same kind, in this sentence the feathers of a parrot are being compared to a parakeet which means the author is trying to compare the features of an animal to an animal which makes no sense or is illogical. Instead, for the sentence to stop having an illogical comparison the sentence can be changed to "A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than a parakeet's" or "A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than those from the parakeet". Thus, the sentence that has an illogical comparison is the sentence "B", as this sentence is comparing two elements of different kinds which is illogical and grammatically wrong.
Cultural Conflict
Whenever there is a struggle between two or more things, be it attitudes, beliefs/ideologies, groups of people, countries, etc., it is called conflict. However, the specific conflict between different social, economic, and historical attitudes and beliefs is specifically called “cultural conflict” because of how a culture will be made comprised of all said elements/beliefs.