Answer:
You can enlarge the sentence and extend the verb by telling a simple story based on something you've been through or something you would like to go through.
Here are two instances:
<em>The girls danced excitedly all through the night to this seemingly new and melodious music sung by an array of afrobeats musicians from west Africa. </em>
<em>The girls danced with such grace and poise that they seemed to give ballet a divine form whose presence induced such blissful melancholy in all who saw it that there was scarcely a dry eye in the audience. </em>
poor or similar word choice. such as using the wrong they, they're, their is the most common typo
According to <span>The Modern Language Association (MLA), the correct way to list the name of an authour is a citation is this:
Last name, Given name, Suffix.
Therefore, in citing a work by </span><span>Dr. Alba Garcia-Lopez, the author's name should be written like this:
</span><span>Garcia-Lopez, Alba, Sr. </span>
The one that could punctuate that sentence correctly is : B. place quotation marks after what? and before it's
Quotation mark is best to only consist of one sentence only which is definded by the use of period
hope this helps
I'm not the greatest at grammar, but I think the very first one is incorrect. It should just be a comma, then the second just a comma as well, but the last one is correct. (I have no idea, I am sorry if you get it wrong.)
