Correct ten errors. One of the most popular American poems, “The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe was published on January 29, 1845. Onc
e upon a midnight dreary, “the poem begins. That poem braught fame to it's author, but it did not bring riches. Did you now that Poe was payed just $15 for his masterpiece! Each year in Baltimore, Maryland, a mysterious visitor leaves roses at Poes’ grave on the eve of his Birthday
One of the most popular American poems, "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, was published on January 29, 1845. "Once upon a midnight dreary," the poem begins. That poem brought fame to its author, but it did not bring riches. Did you know that Poe was paid just $15 for his masterpiece? Each year in Baltimore, Maryland, a mysterious visitor leaves roses at Poe's grave on the eve of his birthday.
Explanation:
There are <u>punctuation mistakes</u>, such as omitted quotation marks in <em>''The raven"</em>, and <em>"Once upon a midnight dreary"</em>. There is also a missing coma at the end of the appositive in the first sentence. Instead of an exclamation mark at the end of the fourth sentence, a question mark should be put, as the sentence is interrogative. The correct genitive form of <em>Poe</em> is <em>Poe's.</em>
<u>Spelling errors</u> include the following: the correct past tense form of the verb <em>'to bring'</em> is <em>brought</em>; past participle of <em>'to pay'</em> is <em>paid;</em> verb <em>'to know' </em>is not correctly spelled; there is no need for an apostrophe in <em>'its author'</em>, because <em>its</em> is a pronoun, and not a past simple form of the verb to be. There is also no need to capitalize the word <em>'birthday'.</em>
I find Helen Keller's story impressive because she demonstrates what people are capable of accomplishing. The way Helen Keller grasped words and yearned for more communication is an inspiration.
The correct answer is option A. "the beginning". In literature, a falling action is defined as the events that happens right after the climax has ended. In the beginning of "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe the narrator addresses the audience to explain why he is gonna lose is life tomorrow, this implies that the story starts when the climax has ended and the narrator is gonna explained what happened.