The use of the imagery best describes the looming danger ahead while rafting through a river. The weather is quickly changing and the environment is agreeing to such event. The omens that can be seen within the environment are warning signs that the character should find a safe place where he can land and situate himself out of the rapids of the river.
Answer:
So a participle phrase is one that begins with a participle, which is just a verb (action) that is turned into an adjective (describing word).
So like, to "burn" is a verb. If we say "burned toast" it's an adjective.
to "work" is a verb, and it's an adjective when we say "working woman."
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I believe the answer to this would be an affliction if it has the word "an" at the beginning.
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Viewpoints is a technique of composition that acts as a medium for thinking about and acting upon movement, gesture and
