I believe the answer is B :)
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2). At first he feels depressed. He turns this depression into realizing how lucky he is to have the time to make the most of his remaining life and spend time with family and friends.
3). Morrie's illness has a positive effect on his relationships. Morrie strives to spread love and knowledge to his visitors. Morrie refuses pity from friends and instead asks for visits and phone calls rather than sympathy.
4). Morried decides to do this so he can hear what loved-ones have to say about him while he is alive.
5). As a result of his Uncle's death, Mitch pushes himself farther and faster than necessary in his career feeling that his name in print is lasting evidence of his success in life.
A, by adding a subject and a verb.
And no, it doesn't change it into a sentence, it is still a clause.
For example:
Meanwhile, with the golden and yellow flowers growing...
See, I added a subject and a verb, but it is still a clause because what happens while the flowers are growing is still unknown.
Hope this helps baiii <3
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King Claudius sends a letter to the King of Norway to tell young Fortinbras to back off from his plans to attack Denmark. (Act 1, scene 2, I believe) Basically "something is rotten in the state of Denmark" - speaker: Marcellus, a guard, who talks to his philosophical comrade, Horatio, saying, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark …“ (Act-I, Scene-IV). The reason of saying this is just not that Denmark is facing dirt. It means that the situation of Denmark is similar to a fish that rots from head to tail, or in other words, it shows that everything is not good at top of political hierarchy.
