Question

Read the sentences.

Queen Elizabeth rode in a carriage.

The carriage was drawn by two Windsor Greys.

She waved to the crowd.

Which of these best combines these sentences using a subordinate participial phrase?
Queen Elizabeth, drawn by two Windsor Greys, rode in a carriage waving to the crowd.
Waving to the crowd, Queen Elizabeth rode in a carriage drawn by two Windsor Greys.
Riding in a carriage, two Windsor Greys drew Queen Elizabeth waving to the crowd.
Drawn by two Windsor Greys, the carriage was ridden in by Queen Elizabeth who was waving to the crowd.

Answer 1

which one do you think it is?

Answer 2

the first one
@Xnlovely

Answer 3

Good Job bud!

Answer 4

Read the excerpt from "The Nun's Priest's Tale."

If you beguile me, having done so once,
You shall no more, with any flattery,
Cause me to sing and close up either eye.
For he who shuts his eyes when he should see,
And wilfully, God let him ne'er be free!

Which best identifies the speaker and the context of this excerpt?
Chanticleer is telling Pertelote about his dream of being killed by a beast.
Pertelote is flattering Chanticleer, telling him to sing and his beautiful voice will help him forget his bad dream.
Chanticleer is telling the fox he (Chanticleer) will not fall for the fox's flattery a second time.
The fox is telling Chanticleer that Chanticleer has a beautiful voice and the fox is not trying to trick him with flattery.

Answer 5

you tell me

Answer 6

i wanna say b Pertelote is flattering Chanticleer

Answer 7

Props to you man! lol