English Tutor | Reputations

It is about the freedom that a community extends to the newly arrived members of the society.

This depends on what you want to talk about in the essay.

Yes, there are many other examples. Our purpose is to cite the majority of them.

You need to create a thesis statement of thematic strands or anything what you want to analyze.

Check this on page 42 that says, "Now there was only one pearl buyer with many hands, and the men who sat in their offices ..." It clearly shows that they were manipulative and they knew "What price they...

It shows the use of a assonance (sound of /a/ and /e/), a consonance (the sound of /s/ and /n/) as well as a simile (as the starts that shine) and a personification (tossing their heads in sprightly dance).

You check Citation at the end of the tabs. There is no need of date. Rather, write n. d. (No Date).

It shows the use of deus ex machina.

Personification: Sand has been show as having life and emotions. Alliteration: Sound of /s/ in shivering sand.

There are two major devices. One is repetition that is of "alone" and other is epanalepsis that means to repeat a clause such as "he was alone." This is a rhetorical device. Both have stressed upon the...

Yes, I think you are right. It is a poetic device and will be done soon at an appropriate time.

It is a personification.

It is a metaphor as stride has been compared to the wilderness but it is also a paradox.

It is a denotation.

Please write a correct question to get an appropriate answer.

First is a repetition "brisk brisk" and second is an alliteration as /s/ sound in "started squaring" shows.

It is a rhetorical question.

When you use humor, exaggeration, understatement or irony to criticize or expose stupidities and idiotic behavior of people, it is called satire. Its major purpose is social improvement and education of...

It seems a personification if tiles are taken as a some living being dressing the walls like a mother does for a toddler.

We think it is not a problem. Just see what is this "Twas..." and if she is likeing "this" to "Us" it means that she is using a simile as well as personification. Now read it with this in mind.