b. Whenever we go to Grandma's house, we play scrabble.
c. Whenever we go to Grandma's house, we play Scrabble.
d. Whenever we go to grandma's house, we play scrabble.
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A. when something has meaning beyond itself
B. a comparison using like or as
C. the use of an extended metaphor
D. writing or speech not intended to be only literal
An example of a conceit in poetry includes Shakespeare’s well-known sonnet, Sonnet 18, which begins “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” Throughout the poem, the subject (the person the narrator is talking about) is compared to a summer's day, making this an extended metaphor.
soft
B.
mean
C.
sleepy
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baffled
A: They should be punctuated in the same way. Both lists should use commas to separate items.
B: They should be punctuated in the same way. Both lists should use semicolons to separate items.
C: They should be punctuated differently. The items in the first list should be separated by commas. The items in the second list should be separated by semicolons.
D: They should be punctuated differently. The items in the first list should be separated by semicolons. The items in the second list should be separated by commas
The underlined lists in the sentence be punctuated differently, the items in the first list should be separated by commas and the items in the second list should be separated by semicolons.
Each item in the second list consists of two parts separated by a comma (City and State), hence, the semicolons should be used in that case to relegate commas to a 'secondary place' so they can keep their function in the sentence (separating city from state).
Therefore, the Option C is correct.
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Answer: C
Explanation: Each item in the second list consists of two parts separated by a comma (City and State), therefore, semicolons should be used in that case to relegate commas to a 'secondary place' so they can keep their function in the sentence (separating city from state). The items in the first list, on the other hand, are simple and should be separated by commas as is regularly done.