Answer:
Participle: Falling continually
Word modified: the snow
Explanation:
Participle is a word formed from a verb and acts like an adjective. It can be present participle: verb+ing, like falling; or past participle, like fallen. In this sentence <u>falling </u>is a present participle that modifies <u>snow</u>.
I believe the answer is B. You can communicate your emotions more easily. I hope this helps. I'm sorry if this is not correct. :)
The predicate adjectives are sparking and extremely.
I'd say this statement is false.
Not all of the brothers sought death - two of them didn't even realize Death was after them. Two of the brothers were killed by Death while trying to escape it. Only the youngest brother sought Death after he had lived a full life of happiness, and Death embraced him as an old friend.
