When is it appropriate to use past continuous for irritation?
A. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when expressing a wish.
B. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing a future action.
C. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when stating a fact.
D. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing an ongoing annoying action in the past.
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A. True
B. False
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Imagery is
A. the way a writer uses language that appeals to senses.
B. the sound that alliteration makes with “S” or “Sh.”
C. the repeated use of rhyme over more than two lines.
Adverb of Frequency › Viewmother / weekend / she / on / rings / normally / her / the
A. She normally rings her mother on the weekend.
B. Her mother rings normally she on the weekend.
C. She rings normally her mother on the weekend.
D. Her mother normally rings she on the weekend.
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Simile or Metaphor:
My sister is like an angel in my life.
A. simile
B. metaphor