Answer:
Explanation:
A phrase is a group of words in a sentence that does NOT contain a subject and a verb. In other words, in a sentence, one part with subject and verb is a clause while the rest of it without those two parts of speeches is a phrase. Example: On the wall, in the water, over the horizon.
Answer:
1. with
2. of
3. to
4. with
5. for; with
6. of
7. for
8. out; of
9. in
10. in
11. to
12. in
Explanation:
Each of these prepositions makes sense in the context of these sentences.
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Answer:
Barton pilots EDS to Woden, carrying medicine- Woden is infected, Marilyn stowed away to see Gerry- causes major problems. The author makes the story feel real by The use of space travel in the story is for colonization, exploration and trade. The purpose of the book is to is to make a point, not to think things through.
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<span>B) And in a hall far brighter
than Woden’s Valhalla, the brave and good will be gathered forever.</span>
<span>Answer “B” is correct because
the way the sentence originally appears is with an error in parallelism. For a sentence to be parallel, it should have
list items (note that a list/series is two or more items) appear with
same/similar grammatical elements. The
original—“brave warriors and those who were good—consists of an adjective|noun (brave|warriors)
followed by and adjective|pronoun|verb|adjective (thoses|who|were|good), which is
thus not paralle. To correct this, as
well as make this more concise, you can just use adjectives—“brave” and “good”—and
that will make this sentence’s list parallel. </span>
Explanation: the fishing industry's can be better for society because I can speed up the process of organizing the fish
