I believe it's B! Participle phrases typically take the sentence and add some sort of modifier. An example of this that I've found is "Removing his pants, Ron jumped into the water to save the child." Another one is "The art museum, destroyed by a hurricane, was never rebuilt." The modifier can be removed from the sentence and it would still make sense.
I don't see how this is English, but the opposite for condensation is evaporation. So the answer is
evaporación
Evaporation involves a phase change from liquid phase to vapor phase, whereas condensation involves a phase change from vapor to liquid phase.
<span>The author means that Sylvia operates on instinct by following her heart. Her heart operates on instinct means that she goes with her gut. She is one with nature.</span>
Answer:
A-Both share a stream-of-consciousness style of narration, but in the adaptation, the story is being narrated by another character.
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