I would say that the sentence that has no errors in capitalization or punctuation is A) "You really should read the poem "Ode to the West Wind" by Shelley, as I'm sure you'll like it," said Derek.
I believe the title of the poem should be in quotation marks.
Answer:
Hey little girl
With your pigtails high
What are you doin’ here
You say you want to fly.
Hey little girl
With your smile so sweet
Jumping around
Like that for a week.
Hey little girl
With your head held high
You soar right on up
Into the sky.
Hey little girl
With your hair standin’ up.
Where have you been?
In a pickup truck.
Explanation:
i wrote this in third grade...
hope it helps! :)
The sentence that contains a verbal phrase acting as a modifier is: Giving a presentation in front of my class, I suddenly developed sever stage fright.
Modifiers are optional elements in a phrase structure that even when removed, it does not affect the whole grammar of the sentence.
