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The sentence "The guards spotted the thief who was running away" correctly connects the two ideas with the relative pronoun "who" to show that the thief was running away at the time of being spotted.

This maintains proper sentence structure and meaning.

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Supporting sentences explain, expand, or give examples related to the main idea.

They help the reader understand the topic sentence more clearly.

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"A blanket of sand" is a metaphor because it compares sand to a blanket without using "like" or "as".

It suggests the sand is covering something gently or completely, like a blanket would.

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The sentence compares grief to a sea without using "like" or "as," making it a metaphor.

It implies deep sorrow by equating it to drowning in the sea.

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Words gave the same ending sounds are called Rhyming words.

Example: One – Won, Tug and Bug.

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Largest is the superlative form, showing the highest degree of size.

It is used to compare one thing against all others in a group.

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The phrase "too weak to walk" correctly uses the infinitive ("to walk") to combine the two sentences.

The structure "too + adjective + to + verb" expresses an inability due to the adjective (weakness in this case).

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He said that he could solve your problem.

"Can" changes to "could" in indirect speech (past reporting verb: "said").

The pronoun "I" becomes "he", and "your" stays the same (referring to the listener).

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Wallow means خوشی

Delight means خوشی

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"Born" is the correct past participle used for birth.

"Emily Dickinson was born in Amherst" is the correct grammatical structure.