Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier? A. Occasionally, a teenager skates past our house with a wide grin and waves to us. B. I want to learn to be a skater like her someday. C. A flip, a grind, and an ollie are all tricks that challenge this daring skater. D. Many a child watches as the teenager rolls down the street.
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i think its d
@jabez177
Which one doesn't sound right to you?
d
That's correct.
lol im boss at history not english lol
can u help with some more? if not its cool
And I'm the exact opposite.
Sure, I can help.
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Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier? A. Pitching became appealing to her after she watched the World Series. B. Then she raised her glove in the air and caught the ball. C. Through the air and into the catcher's mitt, her teammates watched as Trina threw her first pitch. D. Trina had always wanted to be a pitcher for a baseball team.
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I'm thinking
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i think its c
I agree
Which words in the sentence are an appositive phrase? A piano, an old upright, had been stored in the basement. A. a piano B. had been stored C. in the basement D. an old upright
its d huh
Yes indeed.
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Which word in the sentence is an appositive? Our sister Avery sang a lovely Spanish lullaby. A. lovely B. Avery C. lullaby D. sister
An appositive is a word that renames the subject.
hmmmm so avery?
Yes, I would believe so.
ok
Which word in the sentence does the appositive phrase modify? That little bakery near the parkway, The Bake Shack, sells delicious muffins. A. little B. bakery C. parkway D. muffins
its homework @jabez177
They're basically asking what the appositive phrase belongs to.
so the appositive would be the bakery
Yes
Wait
hmm i dont see wat it would belong to
OK no, that's correct.
so the appositve is bakey but i dont see wat it belongs to
No no, the appositive is The Bake Shack.
o
o so it modifies bakery!
Yes
ok just 2 more
Which word in the sentence does the appositive phrase modify? This plant, a variety of English ivy, does well in low light. A. plant B. does C. light D. low
its plan right!
plant
Yes
ok
Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? A. His oldest sister Anna Marie started taking college courses. B. His oldest sister, Anna Marie, started taking college courses. C. His oldest sister Anna Marie, started taking college courses. D. His oldest sister, Anna Marie started taking college courses.
i think its b
That's correct.
u sure?
ok last one
Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? A. Are you referring to Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky" or to the complete novel in which it first appeared? B. Are you referring to Lewis Carroll's poem, "Jabberwocky," or to the complete novel in which it first appeared? C. Are you referring to Lewis Carroll's poem, "Jabberwocky" or to the complete novel in which it first appeared? D. Are you referring, to Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky," or to the complete novel in which it first appeared?
i think its definitely not a or d
That's true.
i think its most likely b
You would be correct.
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ok cool thx bro
No probs
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