Thank you very much. I still have to check a few more things. I hope you can chec them.
1) Her personality lies in antithesis to those of her father and her fiancè.
2) She is submissive to her father's authority but at the time she is hard-working and in need of affection and respect.
3) Her father, on the other hand, is violent, manipulative and irrational.
4) He abuses Eveline's brothers physically whereas he certainly abuses Eveline sexually because she is a girl.
Frank has made a carreer (has made his way up) through hard work and ambition.
5) Do you happen to know anywhere where we could have a snack?
6) He is shipwrecked/cast/ finds himself on the shore of Lilliput. Gulliver looks like a giant if compared to the Lilliputians.
7) He is taken in (I need a synonym) by a farmer and he becomes the king's pet.
The inhabitants are giants and he is nearly trempled to death.(I need a synonym).
1) Her personality is the opposite of those of her father and her fiancè.
2) She is submissive to her father's authority, but at the time she is hard-working and in need of affection and respect.
3) Her father, on the other hand, is violent, manipulative, and irrational.
4) He abuses Eveline's brothers physically, and he certainly abuses Eveline sexually because she is a girl.
Frank has made his way up in the world through ambition and hard work.
5) Do you happen to know where we could get a snack?
6) He is shipwrecked on the shore of Lilliput. Gulliver looks like a giant compared to the Lilliputians.
7) He is given shelter by a farmer, and he becomes the king's pet. The inhabitants are giants, and he is nearly crushed to death.
Compare VERY carefully to catch everything.
Sure, I can help you with those. Here are the explanations and possible replacements for the specific phrases you mentioned:
1) Her personality lies in antithesis to those of her father and her fiancé.
Explanation: This sentence means that her personality is completely opposite to that of her father and her fiancé.
2) She is submissive to her father's authority but at the same time she is hard-working and in need of affection and respect.
Explanation: This sentence describes her characteristics. She submits to her father's authority but also possesses qualities like being hard-working and desiring love and respect.
3) Her father, on the other hand, is violent, manipulative, and irrational.
Explanation: Here, the sentence highlights the negative traits of her father, portraying him as violent, manipulative, and lacking rationality.
4) He abuses Eveline's brothers physically, whereas he definitely abuses Eveline sexually because she is a girl.
Explanation: This sentence points out the different types of abuse inflicted upon Eveline and her brothers by their father. Eveline experiences sexual abuse because she is a girl, while her brothers endure physical abuse.
5) Do you happen to know anywhere we could have a snack?
Explanation: This sentence is a polite way to ask if the person you are talking to knows a place where you can get a snack. It could be rephrased as "Do you know any places where we could grab a snack?"
6) He is shipwrecked/cast/finds himself on the shore of Lilliput. Gulliver looks like a giant when compared to the Lilliputians.
Explanation: This sentence tells us about Gulliver's arrival on the shore of Lilliput, either through a shipwreck or intentionally. It also mentions that Gulliver appears gigantic in comparison to the inhabitants of Lilliput.
7) He is taken in (I need a synonym) by a farmer, and he becomes the king's pet. The inhabitants are giants and he is nearly trampled to death.
Explanation: Here, you are looking for synonyms for "taken in" and "trampled". "Taken in" could be replaced with "sheltered" or "housed". And "trampled" could be substituted with "crushed" or "squashed". So, the revised sentence could be "He is sheltered by a farmer and becomes the king's pet. The inhabitants are giants, and he is nearly crushed to death."
I hope these explanations and suggestions will help you with your understanding and writing. Let me know if you have any more questions!