I’m not sure what your answer choices are but, Basically, a typical Hemingway novel or short story is written in simple, direct, unadorned prose. Possibly, the style developed because of his early journalistic training. ... An excellent example of Hemingway's style is found in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
In "Cranes," just after Song-sam lets his friend escape, he hears a shot.
This is the moment when he becomes very worried about his friend, because he starts thinking that maybe that bullet ended up in his friend, hurting, or possibly killing him. He wants to find out what happened which is why he ventures forth.
It is B. The semicolon should be between everywhere and it's. I.e. "....everywhere;it''s..."
<span>Adjective clause- D
</span><span>Word Modified: A
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