Correction: Alaska is the most northern state in America also the largest state in the country.
The action you should take when drafting in order to allow for the adding of details later is "leave space between sentences," as explained below.
<h3>What is a draft?</h3>
Imagine you need write a story for your English class. You already have some ideas, but you think you will probably want to change a some things later. This version of the story, thus, is not final. It is just a preliminary version that will be edited - it is a draft.
When we write a draft, we do so while being aware that we will change it later. One of the changes we can make is add details to the story. A useful thing to do is to leave space between sentences so that those details can be included.
Therefore, the best answer choices for this question is option A, "leave space between sentences."
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Answer:
1.The <u>cat</u> chased the <u>dog</u> away from its food dish.
Explanation:
The vague pronoun its can refer to the cat and dog (the two possible noun antecedents).
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2.<u> Ann</u> told <u>Mom</u> her sock had a hole in it.
Explanation:
The vague pronoun her can refer to Mom and Ann (the two possible noun antecedents).
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3. <u>Dad</u> drove <u>Bill</u> to the game after he washed the car.
Explanation:
The vague pronoun he can refer to Dad and Bill (the two possible noun antecedents).
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4. Maria bought a <u>blouse</u> and <u>belt</u>, but it was too big for her.
Explanation:
The vague pronoun it can refer to a blouse and belt (the two possible noun antecedents).
