His monologue prevents him from interrupting other characters while they are having an aside during the speech.
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The underlined participial phrase which is "continuing to stir the soup", is placed incorrectly. The correct sentence should be, "The phone rang and my mother, continuing to stir the soup, answered it". Why is it misplaced? Putting the participial phrase at the beginning of the sentence makes it a dangling modifier because it does not clearly state the specific word it modifies. In the corrected sentence, it is clear now who is being described with the phrase "continuing to stir the soup", which is the "mother".
The word that signals to a reader that more ideas and information will be coming is D. however
<h3>What is a Transition Word?</h3>
This refers to the use of words that are used to link words or ideas in a given sentence or paragraph.
Hence, we can see that based on the answer choices, the option that contains a transition word that signals to a reader that more ideas and information will be coming is D. However because it shows that there is a coming contradiction.
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