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Plus "to". Example: He wants to run outside. "To run" is the infinitive phrase.
This question is missing the answer choices. I have found the complete question online. The choices are the following:
A. By the same token.
B. On the contrary.
C. In addition to.
D. In this case.
Answer:
The transition phrase which best connects the ideas is:
C. In addition to.
Explanation:
According to the passage, more than one thing happened when the city of Philadelphia became active once again.<u> We need to find a transition that will convey that idea of addition</u> - "besides shops opening and people coming out of their homes, ships began to sail on the river." <u>The best transition is "in addition to," which means basically the same as "besides".</u>
Let's see what the sentence looks like with "in addition to":
When the fever seemed to be near an end, the city of Philadelphia became active once again. In addition to shops opening and people coming out of their homes, ships began to sail on the river.
Frankenstein's monster refers to Lucifer here, one of God's most beloved angels, who committed a crime and was thus banished from haven into hell - he was the first fallen angel, believed to be the devil, Satan himself.
Answer:
Explanation:
<u>The question is not full as the options are missing. The answer options are:</u>
- <u>Why does the couple take so long to buy a house? </u>
- <u>Why is the inspector late? </u>
- <u>Are house inspections a good idea? </u>
- <u>How many children does the couple have?</u>
The best question is 2. Why is the inspector late?
We know from the story the couple was saving many for a long time, and they had many inconveniences that lost them their savings before, which is why we know the answer to question 1.
We know from the story that children were 10, 12 and 15, which means they have three children; so we also have the answer to question 4.
There is no point in asking the 3rd question - as the couple wanted to make sure the house is in a good condition and that it would last, the inspection was, of course, a reasonable and good move.
<u>The only question not covered by the story is the 2nd one. We know the inspector is late, but we have no idea why, what has happened afterward or if the reason has the influence</u><u>. The story ends there at the cliff hanger, and mentioning he was late probably means it will affect the later story. That is why the best question is to see why is he late and see what is the end of the story. </u>
