Ella Alexander

Questions

• How do you say the expression: "Live your life," in French?
• What are some songs with a rhyme scheme (also called lyrical poetry)?
• What is a complete subject, simple subject, and a verb?
• Is “Ain’t” a word that has undergone the process of specialization, pejoration, amelioration, or generalization?
• What is a motif using the following choices?
• Does the following sentence have any personal pronouns? If so, where?: It is about to start raining, so we should probably head back inside.
• What does it mean to have negative tone and negative diction vs. having positive tone and positive diction?
• What are some examples of foreshadowing?
• Is this sentence an example of pathetic fallacy: "The rain pattered dismally."?
• Is the following sentence considered as pathetic fallacy: "The sun disappeared and all was cold and grey."?
• What is a simple definition of allegory?
• Is there any examples of euphony in "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost?
• How do I write a paper in third person present tense? What words can I not say? (e.g. me you him her, we) My teacher is a stickler.
• What is the difference between a red herring and straw man fallacy?
• What's the difference between second and third person in literature?
• "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country": What does this really mean? What was intended?
• Mark Antony famously said, "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears." My teacher says that this is an example of a synecdoche but I don't understand. Isn't a synecdoche a part that represents a whole? someone please explain?
• From what point of view is "Lord of the Flies" written in?
• What is a word that is defined as something that appears to be one way, but in reality it is another thing?
• What is the present perfect tense of "speak"?
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