The answer would be the last one, leave it as is. B and C change the meaning of the sentence entirely, while A sounds unnatural and is too verbose.
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Inside is the adverb in this sentence
Answer:
Explanation:
In order for the sentence to not have parallelism errors it needs to have all three of the options the same. They all need to be nouns, gerunds, phrases, etc. The main thing is that they all share this similarity. Therefore with the sentence in the question the best way to get rid of these errors would be rewriting it to the following sentence.
"For best effects, spray pesticide around the garden bed, plant leaves, and flowers."
Well, some of the actions of the drunk characters might be regarded as humorous, (I really cant say, the funniest part to me was when they sealed the jester behind a wall) as for other sources, I think it the picture of Dorian grey, as lord harrie's stories provided comic relief for the otherwise morbid novel.
