Answer: D. <span>Darlene wrote a note to her best friend on paper.
The correct sentence should have been stated this way:
</span>Darlene wrote a note on paper <span>to her best friend .
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The phrase "a note on paper" modifies the verb "wrote", therefore should follow right after the word it modifies.
An adjective phrase is a phrase modifying a noun, and in our case the nouns is "Mrs. Cohen" .The whole phrase is: <span>whose cookies are world famous. (answer a); it is an adjective phrase introduced by a pronoun. </span>
Answer:
Take out the comma from March 5
Explanation:
Hope this helps :)
A stanza is like a paragraph of a poem or a group of lines in a poem.
I'm assuming you're referring to the poem Bereft by Robert Frost.
There aren't any separations of the lines nor any indentations, so you can see that it's one big stanza.
