25) Mr. Patti, a math teacher at my school, plans to retire next year
This is an appositive phrase. An appositive is anoun or noun phrase that renames a noun right beside it. In this case, the NP offset with the commas renames the NP subject Mr. Patti.
26) Kris was anxious about her new job
This is an adverb phrase. Adverbial phrases are two or more words that play the role of an adverb.
27) *Running a four minute mile
This is a dangling modifier. Dangling modifiers occur when the subject being modified, or described by the modifier, does not appear in the sentence.
Anaphora uses repetitive words and phrases that are generally at the beginning of the sentence. It is used in the phrase that introduces a clause or a sentence. Thus, option D is correct.
<h3>What is anaphora?</h3>
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Anaphora consists of repeating phrases and words that are used to make emphasize in the sentence. It is used to avoid the repetition of the word and, or in the sentence.
Therefore, it introduces the clause in the sentence.
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The answer is C!
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Dr. King makes his points in order from which they first occured so that the audience of whoever it be that reads the two excerpts can see and understand when the order of events took place. If they were to occur in random order, the audience would be confused and not understand the idea of the passage. Keeping things in order is key to having a strong excerpt, essay, poem etc.
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