I know this isn't an answer but can you explain your question please
The correct answer is B. A clause has a subject and a verb; a phrase does not. This is correct because any time a phrase has a verb added to it it becomes a clause. An example could be a noun phrase "The hardworking man". If you add a verb "sleeps" to it, it becomes a clause "The hardworking man sleeps".
In the short story "The Miss Dennis School of Writing," what separates Miss Dennis from other teachers is:
C. Miss Dennis was committed to helping her students become authors.
- In Alice Steinbach's "The Miss Dennis School of Writing," she talks about Miss Dennis, her creative writing teacher.
- Miss Dennis was committed to teaching her students how to become writers - to the point of chasing them while brandishing a yardstick if they didn't pay attention.
- She emphasized the need to pay attention to what is going on around us.
- She also told her students that we should write in such a way that our readers can see what we see and feel what we feel.
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NOTE: Letter B would be correct if it said "liberating the individual <u>writer in each</u> student." That is the way Steinbach says it.
One major theme is determination. Scoot was trapped in the cabin under the Old Sea Dog. She was unable to get out of the capsized boat. " He decided to keep saying it the rest of the day and into the night or as long as it took to penatrate the hull with words.
Answer:
He generally does all his works himself.
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