Phrase 3 is identical to the antecedent.
All of the phrases are consequent phrases.
The correct answer is the fist and third one.
1- The first two phrases can be labeled antecedent and consequent.
2- Phrase 3 is identical to the antecedent
The period is characterized by balance and symmetry. Its antecedent phrase is initiated by a basic idea that recurs at the beginning of the consequent phrase. Unlike the sentence, which exhibits a single cadence, the period contains two cadences, a weak one to end the antecedent and a strong one to end the consequent.
I remember the first time I saw you,
It's only been a few years since we last met,
How can I think of you with all the things I'm going through?
And I know I shouldn't fret,
I try to convince myself,
That there's no way you don't have someone else,
I've heard you've been struggling,
On your own now, it's definitely harder than it seems,
These stupid hormones,
Are making it difficult to let go,
But now you've got me reminiscing,
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***What should I put here??? Feel free to make some modifications if needed, I appreciated the constructive criticism!!!***
The song is about an old friend of mine, and I find myself thinking about him a lot, even though it's been a few years since I last saw him. Our families are good friends and they would always come to visit, but they had moved and we barely see them now. I had grown close with him and had crushed on him but never admitted it, I'm thankful for our relationship, but I always fantisised about him! How could I not though? Every girl had fallen for his good looks, and jumped for any moment they could speak to him XD The song also talks about what I've heard about him from my family lately. I'm also confused as to why I'm thinking about him, because a few years ahve past and I know nothing of what he looks like now or what he's doing, and I blame it on my crazy hormones. I have the song "All These Years" by Camila Cabello playing in my head XD
"But maybe it's time to let you go"
Hope that helps and feel free to ask me more questions :)Brainliest??
"But now you've got me reminiscing,
my brain's become a broken T.V. screen."
Sorry this isn't amazing! I've never been too good at figuring out lyrics.
My inspiration for this was when you said, "I know nothing of what he looks like now or what he's doing", as it makes me imagine you trying to visualize him in your brain as if it could show you a picture of him like a TV screen. But since you cannot visualize him, perhaps the TV is "broken".
Answer:
The rhythmic value assigned to beat 3 is a sixteenth note.
Explanation:
Answer:
A 16th note
Explanation:
That measure would be counted along the lines of: 1 & 2 e & a 3 e & 4 ta te
and would look like this:
Answer: animals.
Explanation: Talking specially about the art that you can see from the northwest coast tribes, the most common thing to see are sculptures (little ones and big ones) and paintings of different animals, like wales, birds and other local animals.
So the imagery that was important to the northwest coast tribes is the imagery of animals.
The imagery of animals, nature, and mythical creatures was important to the Northwest Coast tribes.
The Northwest Coast tribes, which include Indigenous peoples from regions such as British Columbia, Alaska, Washington, and Oregon, have a rich cultural heritage with a strong focus on art and symbolism. Their art is characterized by intricate designs and representations of animals, plants, natural elements, and mythical beings. These images hold deep cultural and spiritual significance, often conveying stories, legends, and connections to ancestral spirits.
The imagery is commonly depicted in various art forms, such as totem poles, masks, carvings, and textiles. Animals like eagles, bears, ravens, and killer whales are frequently featured, reflecting their importance in Northwest Coast cosmology and traditions. The artistic expression of these powerful symbols played a crucial role in preserving and passing down their cultural narratives and identity from one generation to another.
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Answer:
lady labelle
explanation:
1490–1496 was the year it was painted