Question

Can anyone please help me with some English I'm having troubles with?

Answer 1

I would love to help but whats ur question?

Answer 2

1. Write the word(s) that the underlined phrase modifies, identifies, or explains.

After the rain, we walked outside on the Spanish tiles. (Points : 3)




Question 2. 2.
Write the word(s) that the underlined phrase modifies, identifies, or explains.

The cat, a calico kitten, refused to come down from the tree.
(Points : 3)



Question 3. 3. Write the word(s) that the underlined phrase modifies, identifies, or explains.

Small trees and flowering plants decorated the courtyard at the house's center.
(Points : 3)



Question 4. 4.
Write the word(s) that the underlined phrase modifies, identifies, or explains.
The team listened carefully to the coach, Mr. Hernandez. (Points : 3)



Question 5. 5.
Write the word(s) that the underlined phrase modifies, identifies, or explains.

Along the trail during the hike, we saw three different species of lizard.
(Points : 3)




Question 6. 6. Choose the adjective phrase in the sentence. If a sentence has no adjective phrase, choose none.
In the greenhouse, gardeners are testing a new kind of fertilizer on plants.
(Points : 3)
In the greenhouse
are testing
of fertilizer
none

7. Choose the adjective phrase in the sentence. If a sentence has no adjective phrase, choose none.
Xeriscaping is a good choice for many gardeners, especially in southwestern states.
(Points : 3)
a good choice
for many gardeners
in southwestern states
none





Question 8. 8. Choose the adjective phrase in the sentence. If a sentence has no adjective phrase, choose none.
The word xeriscaping comes from the Greek word xeros and refers to a kind of landscaping suitable to dry areas.
(Points : 3)
the Greek word xeros
to a kind
of landscaping
none





Question 9. 9. Choose the adjective phrase in the sentence. If a sentence has no adjective phrase, choose none.
With xeriscaping, you will save water and still grow a beautiful yard and a garden of interesting cacti in the summer.
(Points : 3)
With xeriscaping
in the summer
of interesting cacti
none





Question 10. 10. Choose the adjective phrase in the sentence. If a sentence has no adjective phrase, choose none.
Florida gardens may use plants from the tropics, and they will not need much water during the summer or in the early fall.
(Points : 3)
from the tropics
during the summer
in the early fall
none





Question 11. 11. Identify the adverb phrase in the sentence. If the sentence contains no adverb phrase, choose none.
Throughout the country, helicopters, large and small, transport people of many different occupations.
(Points : 3)
Throughout the country
large and small
of many different occupations
none





Question 12. 12. Identify the adverb phrase in the sentence. If the sentence contains no adverb phrase, choose none.
Over her family's ranch in Oregon, Patricia Jenkins flies a helicopter by the name of Woodstock.
(Points : 3)
Over her family's ranch

in Oregon

of Woodstock

none






Question 13. 13. Identify the adverb phrase in the sentence. If the sentence contains no adverb phrase, choose none.

During a roundup, she watched cowboys on horseback at work and learned their techniques. (Points : 3)
During a roundup

on horseback

at work

none






Question 14. 14. Identify the adverb phrase in the sentence. If the sentence contains no adverb phrase, choose none.
Now, high over the pastures of Oregon, the woman in the plane soars and drives herds of cattle.
(Points : 3)
over the pastures
of Oregon
in the plane
none





Question 15. 15. Identify the adverb phrase in the sentence. If the sentence contains no adverb phrase, choose none.
Plenty of heat and dust comes from the ground, but Patricia still likes her job.
(Points : 3)
of heat and dust
from the ground
still likes
none





Question 16. 16. Choose the sentence that contains a misplaced modifier. (Points : 3)
Last night, the Moreno family traveled to a basketball game on a city bus.
Two teams from nearby colleges played for the championship.
The Morenos have all seen basketball games on network programs on television.
However, none of the Morenos had ever been to a sports arena.





Question 17. 17. Choose the sentence that contains a misplaced modifier. (Points : 3)
Mr. and Mrs. Moreno were amazed by the crowd's excitement.
The Morenos saw fans holding posters supporting the teams.
The Morenos also saw fans in clothes with the team's bright colors.
With brightly painted faces, the Morenos saw some fans cheering on the teams.





Question 18. 18. Choose the sentence that contains a misplaced modifier. (Points : 3)
With extra butter, Mr. Moreno bought four bags of popcorn for the family.
Then they found their seats and got ready for the game.
Soon, a loud buzzer sounded, and the players ran onto the court.
The Morenos felt the arena vibrate with loud shouts and screams.





Question 19. 19. Choose the sentence that contains a misplaced modifier. (Points : 3)
The ball was tossed by the referee.

The battle for the championship had finally begun!

Both sides of the arena went wild with enthusiasm.

Angela Moreno covered her ears on account of the noise with her hands.






Question 20. 20. Choose the sentence that contains a misplaced modifier. (Points : 3)
With only five seconds left, the game was tied.
The excited fans cheered the players on the court.
All four of the Morenos were screaming wildly.
In the last second, their team made the winning basket on the clock.





Question 21. 21.
Choose the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence. If the sentence has no appositive or appositive phrase, choose none.

George Nelson, the museum director, purchased a new sculpture for the museum's outdoor garden.
(Points : 3)
George Nelson
the museum director
a new sculpture
none





Question 22. 22.
Choose the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence. If the sentence has no appositive or appositive phrase, choose none.

Though he is young, Nelson, a recent hire, is widely admired for his knowledge of modern art.
(Points : 3)
Though he is young
a recent hire
for his knowledge
none





Question 23. 23.
Choose the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence. If the sentence has no appositive or appositive phrase, choose none.

Many visitors to the museum, however, do not care for the forty-foot metal construction, Wind on Waves.
(Points : 3)
to the museum
the forty-foot metal construction
Wind on Waves
none





Question 24. 24.
Choose the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence. If the sentence has no appositive or appositive phrase, choose none.
Some people, art critics in particular, say that Nelson, who also sculpts, made a bad choice this time. (Points : 3)
art critics in particular
who also sculpts
this time
none





Question 25. 25.
Choose the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence. If the sentence has no appositive or appositive phrase, choose none.
They wonder whether Wind on Waves is too big for the garden, a small, shady area. (Points : 3)
whether Wind on Waves
for the garden
a small, shady area
none

Answer 3

@youngnephew34 and @SwaqqOut_KID1 help me please

Answer 4

I hope this helps, the pictures may not be in order

Answer 5

It's okay im working on it one min:D

Answer 6

@sanaybrown help plzz