It can divide us because not many know too many languages, also things can mean hurtful things in other languages for example if I say something it may not be a good definition in another language
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The correct answer is C. Jaye, who has three dogs, just adopted a puppy from the shelter.
Explanation:
A non-restrictive modifier is a clause or phrase that describes a noun. Additionally, this differs from other modifiers because this is not essential. This implies the modifier is enclosed by commas and can be deleted without making the sentence incomplete.
In this context, the only option that includes a correctly punctuated non-restrictive modifier is "Jaye, who has three dogs, just adopted a puppy from the shelter" because the section "who has three dogs" describes the noun "Jaye", this modifier can be omitted, which means it is not essential and it is enclosed by commas.
A. Because dropped and surrendered can often lead to sadness, and the other answers don’t convey sadness in the way answer a does, for example b. Snowflakes twirled, winters parade, confetti, c. Sun coming out and giving light is the opposite of sadness,
The correct option is C) “The strains of the British national anthem played softly.” This sentence doesn’t have capitalization mistakes since the word “British” is in capital letters. One of the rules of capitalization is that the name of nationalities and countries is always capitalized.
The rest of the examples “Japanese”, “Peruvian”, “Aztec” are incorrect since none of them are capitalized.
