These lines brilliantly depict a bleak scene in the frozen North. "The heavens scowled" suggests the skies were dark and forbidding; "the huskies howled" suggests the eerie sound of the dogs; "the winds began to blow" suggests an approaching storm. All three phrases give the impression that something tragic is about to happen in this cold, Arctic environment.
The group<span> of words that improves an independent clause is called an absolute phrase. It is composed of a noun and its modifiers which often include a participial phrase ending in “ing.” An independent clause, on the other hand, is a group of words that has a subject and verb giving the sentence a complete thought. </span>
In our example sentence “<span>The baby toddled across the room with his first wobbly steps, his chubby legs pumping.”, “The baby toddled across the room with his first wobbly steps.” Is our independent clause and “his chubby legs pumping” is the absolute phrase. </span>
Answer:
B, if Krumpers is multiple people
A if Krumpers is one person
I don't really understand the question. If you could please be more clear.
