<span>B. The teacher said the tests would be returned on Monday
Modifiers are words or phrases that modify or change a noun. If you're a native English speaker modifiers can be hard to spot because your brain is smart. For example in option D, the modifiers [with lots of dressing] is supposed to describe the salad, but the modifier is in the wrong place. Instead, it describes the man as having lots of dressing. In Option C the modifiers describe the hamper as something Ralph wore. Option A describes the shed as something made of barbed wire. Option B is the only one correct.
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Well, yeah because, sentences are supposed to be read forward. Reading it backwards, makes no sense.
Either A or B will benefit from a line graph, but if you the one that will benefit the most from a line it would be A.) Profits throughout the past 18 months.
I don't think a correction is necessary. Both parts of the sentence are already in the present tense. Plus, the use of "us" in the beginning of the sentence indicates a personal attachment.
Answer: They were on a mission to tunnel complexes and Lee Strunk had just came back. What is the "good luck charm" that Norman Bowker carries? The thumb that Mitchell Sanders gave him.
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