In the part of the third wish, speaking about a swan, the teller says that it was dabbling and preening. When we talk about dabbling we say that the swan was moving and he was partially immersed in the water he was simming on. we can say that dabbling is a strong move on the water.
Answer:
OPTION D [loaded language]
Explanation:
look closely at the individual words of the argument to determine where the obvious bias originates.
Answer:
The Rhyme of this sonnet would be abab cdcd efef gg because
you're first four lines are rhyming every other one which would give you your abab pattern, then your next four also rhyme every other one with different words which gives you your cdcd pattern, and the same for the next four stanzas, and your last two lines would be gg because both words at the end rhyme.
Explanation:
It would be comparison because it is asking what the relationship of the sentences are!
A because it gets updated whenever there is new info
