The first answer is correct since you are only supposed to put information that clarifies the sentence in parentheses. Only putting dinner in parentheses wouldn’t make sense since it is a crucial part of the sentence, nor would you only put 6:30pm in parentheses since you already have about outside of the parentheses so saying As soon as we had finished dinner it was about, I started my homework.,Doesn’t make sense that means that even if you put things in parentheses the sentence should still make sense if the parentheses aren’t there.
I hope this makes sense if not please comment and I can try to explain it better :)
It was immature
of him to do that.
Answer:
I think it's B, strong international laws make it more difficult to sell poached animal parts
Explanation:
if this is wrong im sorry
He either heard something or smelled something. i cant exactly remember
Answer:
B) Laughing uproariously, the little girls ran away from the group of boys they'd just attacked with water balloons.
Explanation:
Participle phrases work as adjectives: they start with -<em>ing </em>if it is a present participle, and they begin with a past participle form if it refers to the past. In this case, the participle phrase is<em> laughing uproariously</em>, which provides characterization to the sentence.
