The answer is that the present participial phrase that describes John is this: Jamming too much trash into a garbage bag. It is defined that a participial phrase consists of a participle plus modifier(s), object(s), and a complement.
<span>Stanley's friendship with Zero alienates the other boys at the camp and the fact that Zero digs part of Stanley's hole makes the other boys jealous. This leads to mounting tension between the boys, which eventually erupts in a fight. The results of the fight lead Zero to run away from camp, eventually causing Stanley to follow him. Once the two have run away there is no going back and they must make concrete decisions about their future plans.</span>
Following are the subject and predicate in the sentence -
Simple subject - astronomers
Simple predicate - heavens constantly
Direct object - heaven
<h3>What are the parts of sentence?</h3>
- SUBJECT
- The subject, setting, or issue that is being addressed in a sentence is its concern. What or whoever the statement is about is represented by the concern.
- PREDICATE
- The sentence's movement or existence is expressed by the predicate. The simple predicate includes the verb and has the option of adding modifying words, phrases, or clauses.
- DIRECT OBJECT
- The movement of the phrase is given to the immediate item. A word or pronoun is frequently used as the direct item.
- DISTANT OBJECT
- The oblique item identifies the person or thing to whom or for whom the phrase is being moved. Oblique items frequently consist of nouns or pronouns.
- CONDITION COMPLIANCE
- A worry supplement is frequently a noun, pronoun, or adjective because it both renames and characterizes the issue.
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Answer:
Immediately after losing his sight, Baba Abdalla regrets his avarice. He also asks people to slap him as a punishment.
Explanation:
"The Story of Baba Abdalla" is one of the 1001 Nights' stories.
The main character and narrator, Baba Abdalla, has the location of a treasure revealed to him by a dervish. Abdalla grows greedy, convincing the dervish to give him all of the treasure. He also convinces him to put on some special ointment in his eyes. The dervish warns Abdalla that applying the ointment to his left eye would reveal to him the location of other treasures. However, applying it to the right eye would leave him blind. Abdalla ignores the warning and insists on having it applied on both eyes.
<u>As promised, Baba Abdalla becomes blind. He shrieks, desperately, immediately understanding it was his own fault. He begs the dervish to reverse the blindness, only to find it cannot be done. He is left alone, "speechless with shame and confusion, and so wretched that [he] stood rooted to the spot." Later on, as he is taken to Bagdad, as a way to punish himself for his greed, Abdalla asks people to slap him.</u>
Answer:
Survival was explored by Mike Vilhauer and Rainsford in both similar and different ways from each other. One way that these two similarly tried to survive is that Mike and Rainsford tried to seek a safe area to spend the night when they first got lost. Mike "decided to make shelter under a pine tree" and Rainsford "reached a flat place at the top...All he knew was that he was safe". The different ways that survival was explored between these two is that Rainsford was able to search for clues to find humans while Mike tried to get humans to find him. This is shown when Rainsford "examined the ground closely and found what he had hoped to find—the print of hunting boots" while Mike "used cypress needles to spell out 'HELP'" hoping a helicopter would come to him.
