I believe the answer is D. Before, because Also and During would make it grammatically incorrect and if you consider the fact that they were able to, "see and hear the explosion," then Eventually would not fit because that makes it sound like it took a bit of time.
Answer: He is trying to sound optimistic even though he is not.
this should be the second bubble.You will get this question in a quiz.
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d). Helen and Evan went to see the movie, and it was a very good movie.
Explanation:
The last sentence i.e. 'Helen and Evan...good movie' demonstrates faulty coordination as the second clause linked through the coordinating conjunction 'and' employs a wrong antecedent 'it.' <u>'It' is a singular pronoun which is incorrectly used to refer to the plural noun 'Helen and Evan</u>.' <u>Another error in the sentence is that the first clause talks about 'Helen and Evan' while the second clause abruptly shifts to the movie which puzzles the meaning of the sentence</u>. Hence, it is erroneous coordination and therefore, <u>option d</u> is the correct answer.
Sentence 4 is the one that uses the correct format for a parenthetical citation.
Parenthetical citation is used in an essay or a paper in order<u> to indicate that the information presented comes from another source</u>. It works as a way of giving credit to the real author. Furthermore, in a parenthetical citation,<u> both the author and page number are cited in parentheses and always in that order</u>. <u>Sentence 4</u> is the correct option since it is the only one that <u>provides first the author and then the page number in parentheses</u>.
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It definitely adds more meaning to the story than what was already there. I think it can definitely put you in a better place of understanding especially if you've had a loss like that. Knowing this makes me respect the book, and the writer them self more than I already did. Lovely book of I may say.