Answer:
because life is sad
Explanation:
RED LIGHTS STOP SIGNS I STILL SEE YOUR FACE IN THE WHITE CARS FRONT YARDS CAN'T DRIVE PAST THE PLACES WE USED TO GO TO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answer:
C) the museum staff
Explanation:
museums are where exhibitions are
The sentence that corrects the clause fragment is <em>I cut my finger with the stick that I found in the pond.</em>
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Explanation:
A clause fragment is an incomplete sentence. What must be encountered in every sentence are the following three elements:
- a subject - what the sentence is about;
- a predicate - the action performed by the subject;
- a complete thought.
When one of these three elements is missing, we get a clause fragment.
In the given example, we have:
- one independent (main) clause -<em> I cut my finger with a stick.</em>
- one dependent (subordinate) relative clause - <em>That I found in the pond.</em>
Dependent clauses contain a subject and a predicate, but don't have complete meaning. That is why, when they are separated from the main clause, they represent a fragment and not a complete sentence.
The sentence that corrects this fragment is <em>I cut my finger with the stick that I found in the pond. </em>We simply connected the independent and the dependent clause and formed a complex sentence. That is the only given option that doesn't contain another fragment or has a changed meaning.
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You forgot to say that this question is about "Ode on a Grecian urn", by Keats.
Answer:
This verse can express that the urn has the capacity to tell a better story and in a more delicate and sensitive way than a poet.
Explanation:
In the line "A flowery tale more sweetly than our rhyme" the poet is extolling the urn's ability to tell the stories he knows and keeps in a beautiful, delicate and sensitive way. This ability is greater than the ability of the poets and the urn does not need rhymes, or any other device, because this ability reflects what it is and is therefore exercised without any effort, but with grace and lightness, being compared to a flower.
Explanation:
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