I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. A misplaced modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that seems to refer to or modify an unintended word because of its placement in a sentence. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
Lady Macbeth<span> starts off innocent until reading the letter from </span>Macbeth<span>, telling her about the witches' prophecies. She quickly changes and becomes cold-blooded and starts plotting against Duncan. She persuades </span>Macbeth<span> and pushes him into doing the deed</span>
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Ruby pier was his heaven because that was his home and that's where he felt comfortable.
Answer: John admitted something. He was guilty.
or John was guilty. John admitted it.
Explanation: If you are studying transformational generative grammar or psycholinguistics, you encounter the ideas of "kernel sentences" "embedding" and transformations that allow basic "simple sentences" to be combined and extended.
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Explanation:
Dear Diary,
Well, December is now here, though I said some people believed Christmas started in November! A part of me wishes it was over and done with all ready, though my child side is bubbling with excitement. Seems the kids at school are also feeling it. Today was also the first rehearsals for the play and let's just say we have a long way to go with that and not enough time! I got the kids writing letters to Santa and we put them up on the wall. I'm probably going to have to look at getting some decoration in the next few days. As for present shopping, don't get me starting! I'll be doing it all online two weeks before as I did last time. At least I've less people on my list this year. I've still not reconnected with my university friends, I guess that'll be on my New Year's resolutions list. First the staff Christmas party and I really hope Ross will be there...not that I'll be getting alchohol and throwing myself at him. No, this time I'm going to play it cool, but wearing my little black dress will help.
