When garnishing the apple pie for thanksgiving, i "add[ed] a sprinkle of cinnamon to the crust" just like the recipe suggested.
why did the writer add brackets to the sample sentence? a. brackets set off the key word in the sentence.
b. brackets take up the least amount of space.
c. commas would work better in this sentence.
d. brackets allow the writer to change the verb tense of "add" so that it is consistent with the other verb tense in the sentence.
The writer adds brackets to the sample sentence because Brackets allow the writer to change the verb tense of "add" so that it is consistent with the other verb tense in the sentence.
Explanation:
Whenever someone is making a quotation in a written work and the tense of the quotation doesn't match the syntaxis of the rest of the writing, it can be modified with the implementation of brackets around it or a specific part of it as we see in this line the word added has the brackets around (ed) that is the part that changes in past conjugation.
