The evidence that supports the conservation law is that Carbon dioxide becomes glucose and oxygen during photosynthesis. The law of conservation of mass states that in a chemical reaction, mass is neither created nor destroyed.
-Avoided clichés and unnecessary descriptions
-Suggests meaning, does not force meaning
-Focused on topics of nature and outdoors
-Precise, brief poems
here are some examples i wrote
I took your
Favorite red ball
And lost it
It was so
Bouncy and
Round
Till it bounced
In the woods
Never to be found
I have plucked
The flowers
You were growing
In the garden
And gave them
To grandma
I'm sorry
But she loved them
For their colors
Were bright
And festive
Again, lol. The last one is the most appropriate answer.
<span>Okonkwo's is compensating for his father Unoka. He had died when Okonkwo was very young, and he was a failure. Shame for Unoka drives Okonkwo to work tirelessly. Unoka died in debt and humiliation; the memory of him gives Okonkwo a terrible fear of failure. Okonkwo tries to compensate for this by looking hyper-masculine and successful. He blocks off any natural emotion that he considers weak.</span>
Answer:
Misplaced modifiers can usually be corrected by moving the modifier to a more sensible place in the sentence, generally next to the word it modifies. So in this case your correct answer would be B.
Explanation:
A modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that describes another word, phrase, or clause. Modifiers generally act as adjectives. Example of Grammatical Modifier: He is a cute baby. Cute would be your modifier.
A modifier should be placed <em>next to the word it describes</em>. Example. Note how the placement of the modifier creates different possible meanings: Note how different placement of the word only creates a difference in meaning.
