<span>The correct way to divide the word echantment at the end of a line is D. en-chantment. This word has three syllables, meaning that it certainly can be divided like this: en-chant-ment, which means that B is incorrect. A and B are incorrect because those are not the locations where the syllables end - you cannot randomly divide a word if it's not the end of the syllable. It should be en-chant-ment, but given that it is not an option, I'd go for en-chantment. </span>
"Edward" delivered his sermon in this way just not to grab attention, but to convince them to turn away from their wicked ways and to accept "God"...
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The famous baseball player, a man known for his fast pitches, was entered into the Hall of Fame. The appositive phrase is 'a man known for his fast pitches.
