The underlined phrase in the sentence "passing the window" is used as, option D. Participial Phrase. A participial phrase consists of a word ending in -ing or -en plus its modifiers. Participial phrases often function as adjectives. The underlined phrase "passing the window" describes the noun "people".
First person. The only exception is if they are talking about someone else. Or whiting about someone else
Answer:
The woman's <u>piety </u>was commended.
Explanation:
Here, you need to choose the word that exists and is usually used. When you have a list that consists of words and groups of letters that resemble words but don't exist and need to choose an actual word, you can use a dictionary. Dictionaries are alphabetically arranged listings of words that contain different information about them, such as their definitions, examples, origin, and pronunciation. If you find a word in a dictionary, it definitely exists.
In most dictionaries, you will encounter the word <em>piety</em>. <em>Piety </em>can be defined as <em>devotion and reverence to religious practices and God. </em>Someone who has this trait is pious.
The word <em>piousness </em>can be encountered in some dictionaries as well, but <em>piety </em>is used more often. <em>Piousness </em>can also have a negative meaning and is used to refer to someone's hypocritical self-righteousness.
<em>Piousy </em>doesn't exist as a word.
This is why <em>piety </em>is the best option.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
If what your looking for is just a description, C will work best because it overall just summarizes who Brian Wilson was and what he did.
