Which parts of speech can the word style be used as? check all that apply. adjective adverb noun verb pronoun

noun and verb

Style is a thing when used as a noun. For example: The house was decorated in the style of Egyptian queens. His style was so outdated, he was wearing his grandfather's clothes. Many times style can be found as an object of a preposition "in style", "out of style" - these are always nouns.

Style can also be something you do, an action verb. The hairdresser styled her hair around the tiara.

According to the dictionary, style can only be used as a noun or a verb. This is true if it is by itself. But we should also note here that it can be used as a compound adjective as well. For example: The house had a cowboy-style decor that gave it a rustic Western feel. "Cowboy-style" is a compound adjective describing the type of decor.

Barter means to exchange things without using money.

Explanation:

Sara Teasdale was an American poet who was born in St. Louis in 1884. The poem uses several rhetorical devices, such as metaphors (which are implicit comparisons between one thing and another) to convey the meaning and tone. Syntax refers to the selection of words and their order in the sentence, and it is also used to express the meaning. Simile is another type of comparison used in the poem, it can be noticed by the use of the words like and as (it shouldn't be confused with a metaphor, in this case, the comparison is explicit.) An example of it would be Music like a curve of gold/Scene of pine trees in the rain.