Question

@Destinymasha Please Help!!! I'm panicking!!!

Answer 1

Oh dearie!

Answer 2

Ermmm...what is it? -o- lol

Answer 3

Er...@Destinymasha 10 questions? :p

Answer 4

@Destinymasha

Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
A. What a perfect day to relax and play at the beach!
B. With a squeal and a giggle, the wave came in, and the boy became soaked.
C. He looked toward the shore and gave a thumbs-up.
D. To his excitement, a wave lifted him high into the air.

Answer 5

^^^

Answer 6

Oh! It's B! The waves did not come in with a squeal and giggle ^.^ lol

Answer 7

lol D?
Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
A. Suddenly, a strong gust of wind tore through the little group at the bus stop.
B. A man with a baseball hat was knocked against the bench.
C. A lady's briefcase blew open, and papers flew over our heads and into the street.
D. She called for help from people on the corner at the top of her voice.

Answer 8

BRB

Answer 9

It looks like D

Answer 10

KK :)

Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
A. A flip, a grind, and an ollie are all tricks that challenge this daring skater.
B. Occasionally, a teenager skates past our house with a wide grin and waves to us.
C. I want to learn to be a skater like her someday.
D. Many a child watches as the teenager rolls down the street.

Answer 11

I dunno ;-;

Answer 12

KK, What about this one, @Destinymasha
Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
A. The baby has always loved to look at animals and bugs in the yard.
B. The baby pointed his finger at the bunny and smiled brightly.
C. Over the clover and into a bush, the baby laughed as the bunny hopped out of sight.
D. Seeing a bunny was sure to delight the baby.

Answer 13

@Destinymasha The one you didn't know, it looks like D?

Answer 14

It's C --> the baby was not under the clover; the bunny was

Answer 15

@Destinymasha
Which words in the sentence are an appositive phrase?
My dog, a large collie, has been found near the park.
A. a large collie
B. my dog
C. near the park
D. has been found

Answer 16

Appositive phrases tell us more about the subject; so A

Answer 17

@Destinymasha
Which word in the sentence is an appositive?
Her cousin Ben ate a spicy Thai curry.
A. cousin
B. Ben
C. spicy
D. curry

Answer 18

Ben; because ben is her cousin (renames)

Answer 19

@Destinymasha

Which word in the sentence does the appositive phrase modify?
The big playground across the street, Meadowland Park, has two tire swings.
A. street
B. big
C. swings
D. playground

Answer 20

@Destinymasha

Answer 21

The appositive is Meadowland Park <---and it modifies playground

Answer 22

@Destinymasha Two more after this. :)
Which word in the sentence does the appositive phrase modify?
My brother, a lawyer from Texas, is visiting for two weeks.
A. visiting
B. weeks
C. brother
D. two

Answer 23

A lawyer from Texas ; modifies brother

Answer 24

@Destinymasha
Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?
A. One of my teachers Mrs. Suazo, has run two marathons.
B. One of my teachers Mrs. Suazo has run two marathons.
C. One of my teachers, Mrs. Suazo, has run two marathons.
D. One of my teachers, Mrs. Suazo has run two marathons.

Answer 25

comma before and after the appositive phrase

Answer 26

c?

Answer 27

Yesh!

Answer 28

Yay! Is yesh a word? 0_0
Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?
A. I enjoy, Mozart's opera The Magic Flute, even more than I like his symphonies.
B. I enjoy Mozart's opera The Magic Flute even more than I like his symphonies.
C. I enjoy Mozart's opera, The Magic Flute, even more than I like his symphonies.
D. I enjoy Mozart's opera, The Magic Flute even more than I like his symphonies.
@Destinymasha

Answer 29

No it isn't lol
and the magic flute is the appositive ; so a coma before and after it

Answer 30

@Destinymasha C?

Answer 31

@Destinymasha

Answer 32

Yes, I think so c:

Answer 33

Yay! I passed. Thanks! Mwah! :)

Answer 34

Yay! You're welcome! :D