"He is often clumsy; on the other hand, he dances beautifully"
This one is the correct answer for a couple reasons:
One, the first one cannot be correct because the comma is used incorrectly. A comma can connect an independent clause (one that could be its own sentence) to a dependent clause (one that could not be its own sentence). The first part is an independent clause because it has a subject, 'He', and a predicate 'is'. The second part is also independent, so a comma cannot connect them.
Two, the third one is incorrect because the phrase 'on the other hand' is a prepositional phrase, so a comma <u>must</u> follow it.
Three, the second sentence is correct because the first section is an independent clause, and the second section is an independent clause as well. A semicolon can only connect two independent clauses. The comma is in the correct placement because it is after the prepositional phrase that I mentioned earlier.
I hope I helped, and good luck with your work!
Answer:
Suit (subject is plural: structure and order)
Explanation:
Answer:
The couple is the first option.
Explanation:
In poetry, a couplet is a succession of two lines that rhyme with each other and present the same meter.
Out of the options given, the second one does not present rhyming lines, and the other two options - the third and the last ones - have more than just two lines, and the rhyming scheme is ABAB.
In the first option, however, the two lines have the same final sound and the same meter:
And yet by heaven, I think my love as rare
As any she belied with false compare
C is the answer hope this helped
What was the excerpt? and is this from the call of the wild?