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Instead of the possessive pronoun su/sus , it could be used the prepositional phrase DE + name or pronoun for clarity or emphasis. For example: los libros de usted. This is to avoid confusion because Su/sus can be use with different meanings<span>
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Answer: to establish tone
Answer:He changes into a understanding father
Cause: He changes because he realized that Demetris does not love Hermia his daughter but loves Helena.
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dialogue helps the readers know what the character is saying,
Explanation:
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Tom found the memory box, which was for the baby, on the dusty closet shelf.
Explanation:
The sentence contains a squinting modifier, which is a kind of misplaced modifier. It creates ambiguity and confusion because it is not clear which item it modifies: whether the previous or the following phrase. In the sentence, the squinting modifier <em>for the baby</em> can refer to <em>the memory box for the baby</em> or <em>for the baby on the dusty closet shelf, </em>making two possible different meanings for the same sentence.
