Question

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Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

any ideas? "that was written" gives us more information about which noun?

Answer 3

also, this isn't a fool-proof rule, but in general it's good practice to put adjective or other modifiers near the word being modified, so that's another technique to identify what's being modified

Answer 4

im not suree

Answer 5

im thinking B

Answer 6

good attempt, but in this case "classic" is an adjective that modifies "poem"

"that was written" tells us more about the poem, right? so poem would be the modified word

Answer 7

ohh okay

is this right
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Answer 8

I think so too

Answer 9

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Answer 10

11 is good, I'm honestly not sure about 10

Answer 11

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Answer 12

not 100% sure on this, but since "that used to sit..." modifies the word "couch" it would be an adjective phrase not an adverb phrase

Answer 13

so is it wrong?

Answer 14

14 is good

Answer 15

13 I believe would be adjective clause since its modifying the noun couch

Answer 16

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Answer 17

uhh i'm a little rusty on that vs which but I believe those are correct

Answer 18

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last ones

Answer 19

still rusty on these but
for 25 I believe the second choice is a better choice; the dash shows an interrupted thought, where he was going to say what he was going to do, but decided to keep it a secret

for 26 + 27 i believe there needs to be two dashes, one on each side of the phase, rather than just 1

Answer 20

so 26 D

Answer 21

and 27 B

Answer 22

hm, no, the phrase is "before cars existed" so 26 would be A

27 is B, yes