What is the main effect of repetition in the last two lines of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"?
A: To emphasize the responsibility
B: To be better understood
C: To show the speaker's unwillingness toleave
D: To tell the speaker's bad mood
A: To emphasize the responsibility
B: To be better understood
C: To show the speaker's unwillingness toleave
D: To tell the speaker's bad mood
举一反三
- What does “promises” in Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening imply? A: an appointment with friends B: the unavoidable responsibilities C: the obligation to his family D: the heavy burden of life
- What does “promises” in Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening imply? A: an appointment with friends B: the unavoidable responsibilities C: the obligation to his family D: the heavy burden of life
- Speaker A: ________Speaker B: It's Saturday. A: What date is it today B: What's the date C: What day is it today D: What's day
- What does “promises” in the poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening imply? A: an appointment with friends B: the unavoidable responsibilities C: the obligation to his family D: the heavy burden of life
- Speaker What would you suggest?Speaker____________ A: A. That sounds a bit boring to me! B: B. How about tonight’s pop show? C: Are you free this evening?