THAT ROLE (1) <u>WAS</u> THE CLOSEST (2) <u>HE'D EVER GOTTEN</u> TO A COLLEGE GRADUATION.
Explanation:
1. The verb "was" indicates a simple past tense
2. The verbs "had" and "gotten" past perfect
Perfect aspect, past tense
Hi there! In the book To Kill A Mockingbird, revrrsncd Sykes tell scout to stand because her father, Atticus, was passing by. the effect it has on the reader is to show that all the color people were showing their appreciation to Atticus for defending Tom Robinson
We can discuss it from many different points. However, since in this question we have to look at this only from 3 aspects, let's look at the cases of education, health and social security. In all cases, if people don't have an equal access to these basic services, they will face with problems. If you cannot have a proper education, you cannot get a better job and it will create financial instability in the future. If you don't have an access to the healthy services in case of food, sanitation and water, you will easily have health problems. If you don't have a social security, burglars will steal your possessions easily.
Exclusion, leaving out.
conservation, preservation or saving up.
extracurricular, beyond scholastic.
rupture, to break.
contemporary, modern or current.
pathological, compulsive or irrational.
Metaphor because, it’s a phrase being said and has very little meaning. It means that when trying to become “presentable” there isn’t much time for you to think twice of how you look.
