Answer: the actions of suffragettes chaining themselves to iron railings
Explanation:
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<span>The correct answer is the first choice: ", her house bedecked in garlands of flowers," The sentence, therefore, should read, "Señora Alvarez, her house bedecked in garlands of flowers, waited excitedly for her guests to arrive." The inserted phrase is not necessary for the sentence to be grammatically correct, so therefore it is surrounded in commas, as an aside.</span>
I believe the answer is C. I'm not 100% positive but I hope this helps :)
The choice that best describes the word <em>enthusiasm </em>is adverb phrase.
How was the suggestion greeted? With enthusiasm.
Since adverbs are used to answer the questions how, when, where, etc., this too is an adverb phrase.
It cannot be an adjective - enthusiastic is an adjective.
Appositive phrase is set off by commas.
Gerund phrase is a verb that ends in -ing.
The correct answer is D. This sentence is a perfect example of parallel structure because either after and before AND it in both cases uses simple past tense verbs which are LEARNED AND TRAVELED. The other sentences never show parallelism due to their units are never the same. For example, in letter A , it uses a verb in simple present WALKS AND a progressive tense verb which is TAKING. So, to sum up, for a sentence to be considered parallel, it must be coherent in its structure and internal words. They need to have harmony and unity in tenses as well.
