Answer:
B.
I wish I were also taking Clinical Psychology 300.
Explanation:
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Answer:
'Lamb to the Slaughter' is told by an outside narrator from a limited third-person perspective. Dahl chooses to only reveal what Mary Maloney is aware of.
Explanation:
You wrote the same sentence twice, so I'm not sure if there are more than two options. Nevertheless, the sentence which contains a verbal phrase acting as a modifier is the second one - <span>Giving a presentation in front of my class, I suddenly developed severe stage fright.
Here, the verbal phrase <em>giving a presentation in front of my class </em>is used as a modifier, an adverbial modifier stating the reason why this person developed stage fright. On the other hand, in the first sentence, <em>passing my driving test on the first attempt </em>is not used as a modifier, but rather as the subject of this sentence.
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The correct option might be she accepts the men's friendly affections for her because she would've gotten angry with all this touching, etc, but she didn't get angry. Somehow I believe she "enjoyed" it...
Answer:
Why is she reading a book?
Explanation:
QW = question word (a word that introduces a question, why)
Aux = auxiliary verb (is, part of is reading)
subject = she
verb = (is) reading
object = a book