Question

• a direct quotation introduced with a signaling phrase and a comma

Answer 1

What is this ? ._.

Answer 2

@FibonacciChick666

Answer 3

see that website I linked to, I think it is listed there

Answer 4

Do you want the subject of this definition?

Answer 5

In the second paragraph, Muir mentions, “The rarest and most beautiful of the flowering plants” which has the word “beautiful” as the positive connotation.

Answer 6

is this good ?

Answer 7

I think so

Answer 8

this is the example i used in my other essay...

King’s use of metaphors like, “The quicksand of racial injustice to the solid rock of human dignity” and “The dark dungeons of complacency to the bright hills of creative protest” shows the reader the comparisons he makes of racial injustice, human dignity, complacency and creative protest.

Answer 9

Er, why are you asking me when you haven't answered my question? o_o

Answer 10

o-o i dont get what u asked.

Answer 11

Well please don't tag me because I really have no idea what you're asking... I can't help you if I don't get the question xD

Answer 12

._. sorry.

Answer 13

What I meant was, 'is this a definition that you need the word for?'

Answer 14

Basically the opposite of 'give the definition for ____'

Answer 15

no... i just need to check if what i did is an example of that

Answer 16

Ah

Answer 17

-no idea.

Answer 18

ok thanks for trying

Answer 19

@paki

is this:
In the second paragraph, Muir mentions, “The rarest and most beautiful of the flowering plants” which has the word “beautiful” as the positive connotation.

an example of this:
• a direct quotation introduced with a signaling phrase and a comma

Answer 20

form where you got this paragraph...?

Answer 21

That's a paragraph Gaby wrote. xD
@paki

Answer 22

@paki i wrote it