1) cause and effect
2) enjoying her new flute
3) last sentence of introduction
4) placed after the word mother
5) word that seems to refer to a different word because of its placement in the sentence
The answer would be B. The word have is the unnecessary shift in tense.
During the postwar era c) former English colonies were breaking free and beginning to use the language in different ways around the world. This happened mostly during the 1960's and is now still an extremely popular language, due to globalization, as many jobs require it to be spoken whether you are living in an anglophone country or not.
I think it's C) sight, taste and hearing. Pouring the milk appealing to sight, sweet milk appealing to taste and uproar appealing to hearing.
Mnemonics becuase people can get them confused a lot
