There is the creation of suspense through the use of repetition and foreshadowing by highlighting the horrors of Frankenstein's monster.
<h3>What is Repetition?</h3>
This refers to the constant use of a word or phrase in a literary text to create emphasis.
Hence, we can see that from the given excerpt, there is the use of repetition to show that the monster has been on Victor's mind and also to the foreshadowing that the monster has sinister intentions.
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<span>The sentence that is missing an apostrophe for a contraction : (9) Sadly, even after that water is found, only some of its clean and safe enough to drink.The apostrophe must be used with the word 'its' making a verb to be 'it's' out of it. The initial form of a verb makes it be a possessive pronoun, but it does not fit in this sentence. It's is contracted form of 'It is' which is always must stand before an adjective.</span>
Answer:
a. Before the game even started. I could tell team morale was low.
Explanation:
We are looking for a sentence fragment, or an incomplete sentence. Out of the answer choices, only choice a has a dependent fragment.
a. Before the game even started. I could tell team morale was low.
The first part, "Before the game even started," is not a sentence but rather a clause. It has a subject and verb, to be sure, but it is <em>not a complete thought.</em>
Choices b and c are both complete sentences that use correct clauses.
Adjective clauses provide information about some noun in the sentence, which is the same function as adjectives.
So an adjective would be "to tell the interesting story", where interesting gives some information about the story.
Similarly, "which is about wild ponies" is the whole adjective phrase - and this is the correct answer- gives some information about the story.
