A compound sentence contains two independent clauses that are combined (or joined together) by a comma and a FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). Looking at each of these, which looks like this example: Dogs are considered to be man's best friend, but some people prefer cats over dogs. You are looking for a comma with one of the FANBOYS (coordinating conjunction) RIGHT AFTER THE COMMA, and whatever comes after the comma must be a complete sentence.
I believe that the word 'her' has been used as a pronoun and an adjective. In 'her heel', it is describing the 'heel'.
So the answer is (C) adjective.
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I would say line 3
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Between lines three and four, three is less descriptive, so that is the line that needs removed.
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In text, use numerals and “%.” Spell out the numeral and the word only if they begin the sentence. Where the percentage is less than 1%, add a decimal point and a zero.
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