Answer:
Its important
Explanation:
because if its already started you should finish it so you dont fail and take a bad grade for something you didnt finish.
Answer:
1. We were hungry, so I suggested that we go to a cafe.
2. This film is worth going to see.
3. We decided to take a taxi.
4. She promised not to be late.
5. I feel like going out to eat something.
6. It's a nice day. Fancy coming to go for a swim?
7. She was busy and refused to go for a walk.
8. It's a waste of time having to try to repair this TV - set.
1. The correct answer, in my opinion, is <span>C. Shelly finally completed the last question yawning loudly. A misplaced modifier means that the modifier (in this case "yawning loudly") doesn't stand besides the word or phrase it modifies, and therefore creates confusion. Shelly is the one who was yawning loudly when she completed the last question. So, the corrected version of this sentence would be: Yawning loudly, Shelly finally completed the last question.
2. The correct answer is </span><span>D. Mother asked Freddie, who was being disruptive and unruly, to sit down and listen up. It is Freddie who was being disruptive and unruly, and not his mother. All other revisions make us think that it was the mother. And that is why misplaced modifiers are serious mistakes - they confuse the reader and distort information.
3. The correct answer is </span><span>A. While I was reading a new mystery book, my dog curled up in my lap and slept. Dangling modifier means that it isn't clear which word or phrase it modifies because the sentence lacks that word or phrase. So, in this case, the reader might think that the dog was reading a new mystery book. The only way to fix it is to add the correct word or phrase or even a clause ("while I was reading").</span>
