Nanny is described as having a “head and face [that] looked like the standing roots of some old tree that had been torn away by
storm. Foundation of ancient power that no longer mattered,” and that the “leaves...had wilted down” and her vision of marriage “was desecrating the pear tree” for Janie. How is her idea about trees different from Janie’s? (2 points)
Nanny thinks of trees as old roots that live long and eventually fade away and no longer matter. Janie sees trees as young beautiful. Her view of marriage was like violating the young pear tree.
I would change how my best friend lives. She has a tough life and she has always been there for me whenever I needed her so I would change it so she has everything and an amazing life
A: A dangling modifier is a word that modifies a word not clearly stated in the sentence. The dangling modifier in this sentence is "the floor" because there is no one stated in the sentence to be doing something. Therefore, the participial phrase becomes the dangling modifier.
<span>The word choice suggests
that the narrator sensed a disturbing feeling from the wallpaper figure’s
movements. The narrator has distinguished the pattern to be that of a woman
wanting to be free. She related herself with this woman and believed that she
is also trapped.</span>
