Pearl is described as an "elf-child," a "sprite," and "the "embodiment of the warfare of Hester's spirit." All of these descriptions mark Pearl as enchanting but also strange and obviously creepy. What change would make this sentence more objective? @SolomonZelman @sososmart @sky577
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yes i would changge the sentence to this:Pearl is described as an "elf-child", a "sprite", and the "embodiment of the warfare of Hester's spirit". All of these descriptions mark Pearl as enchanting but also strange and obviously creepy.
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Change "obviously creepy" to "unsettling." Change "obviously creepy" to "poorly behaved." Change "enchanting" to "cruel." Change "enchanting" to "potentially evil."
Change "obviously creepy" to "unsettling."
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An elongated hyphen would make this sentence grammatically correct: After the semifinals, the team had only one thing on its mind winning the championship. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of an elongated hyphen? After the semifinals – the team had only one thing on its mind winning the championship. After the semifinals, the team had only one – thing on its mind winning the championship. After the semifinals, the team – had only one thing on its mind winning the championship After the semifinals, the team had only one thing on its mind – winning the championship.
After the semifinals, the team had only one thing on its mind – winning the championship.
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Which sentence uses an elongated hyphen correctly? Amber likes dancing – and singing, so she has practiced both since she was a little girl. Hilary – Daniel – and Andre love Broadway musicals, so they joined the show choir at their school. The band -- is looking for a new drummer because their former drummer moved to a different town. Andrew wanted to learn to play the guitar – even though he couldn’t read music – so he could join a band.
Andrew wanted to learn to play the guitar – even though he couldn’t read music – so he could join a band.
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