I am sure of his success.

I am not as brave as he. (comparative) = He is braver than I.

I am going to market.

I am Confident to win. = I am confident of win.

I am capable of doing it.

I am ashamed of his conduct

I am as brave as he. = He is not braver than I.

The correct order in this case is "You, he, and I." When listing multiple people as the subjects of a sentence, it is customary to list them in the order of the second person (you), followed by the third person (he), and then the first person (I).

I, you and he are present. = You, he and i are present.

hurt = She was hurt in the accident

Huge quantities of toxic chemicals and wastes is dumped into the river.  = Huge quantity of toxic.

By using size, Swift shows the dreadful sides of the Europeans and their faults. Although some readers say that Swift uses size in Gulliver's Travels to satirize people positively, he uses satire to reveal the negative side of people showing their human pride, existence, and knowledge.

 In "Ode to the West Wind," Shelley's West Wind serves as both a destroyer and preserver. It destroys by sweeping away dead leaves and decaying matter, symbolizing death and decay. Simultaneously, it preserves by scattering seeds that will germinate in the spring, symbolizing rebirth and renewal.

You can use an exploratory research survey at the beginning of your research process to help you identify issues and themes or solidify research questions. For example, a company might survey its target market to get new product ideas.  

Different types of people use study in different ways:

Crafty men condemn studies—they criticize or undervalue them.

Simple men admire studies—they like and respect them, perhaps without deeper understanding.

Wise men use studies—they apply study wisely, combining it with experience and judgment.

So, wise people use study as a practical tool, simple people appreciate it, and crafty people reject it.