A hyperbole
an irony
a simile
personification
The poet presents “Time’ as a/an :
The poet regrets that
The world ‘ numerous’ most nearly means:
The world which is opposite to ‘courtesy' is:
Which ‘part of speech’ is the underlined word in the sentence given below“I decided to reduce my expenses by half”
“The new arrangement combined walks and economy.”the ‘voice’ in the above sentence has been correctly changed in:
The author could reduce his expenses by half by
…………….Constituted a major part of the authors expenses
The authors choice of his new residence enabled him to
What gave the author a fairly strong body
