Once in the mountains, above all hills, stood a lurking, bewildering creature. It’s scales were as cold as it’s heart, and that was saying a lot. Now, you might think “There must only be one, I haven’t heard of such before.”, but no. There was a second creature, except this ones scales were as warm as the sun, just like it’s heart. From afar, the mountain creature thought he’d saw something, but no, wait.. yes? The second creature skidded across the mountains, as their scales did so as well, and at that very moment, they became equally warm hearted and down rained confetti shaped in the outline of a Wilderbeast.
Answer: C
Explanation: Clan rhymes with Ran, so AA
See rhymes with Lee, BB
War rhymes with Lochinvar, CC
Answer:
Fused sentence- I fell off my bike while riding down the street.
Comma splice- I own two old dirt bikes, they're fun to ride.
Misplaced modifier- While riding my bike, my dog ran up to me.
Fragment- Riding a dirt bike down a long winding path.
Dangling participle- While biking, I wore a helmet it's safer that way.
Explanation:
A fused sentence is when two independent clauses/ sentences are put together as a single sentence without the use of punctuation or a coordinating conjunction to separate them. This type of sentence is also known as a run-on sentence. <u>"I fell off my bike while riding down the street."</u>
Comma splice is when the two independent clauses are put together in a single sentence with the use of a comma to separate them. <u>"I own two old dirt bikes, they're fun to ride."</u>
Misplaced modifier is when the modifier is placed in such a way that it is unsure or confusing to know which noun the modifier is modifying. <u>"While riding my bike, my dog ran up to me."</u>
A fragment is a slice/ piece of sentence that is not complete but just a part of a whole sentence. It is an incomplete sentence. <u>"Riding a dirt bike down a long winding path."</u>
A dangling participle is when the adjective modifies the wrong noun in the sentence. <u>"While biking, I wore a helmet it's safer that way."</u>
Answer:
A paragraph is a section of writing which consists of one or more sentences grouped together, which deal with one subject or element of the writing as a whole.