An ambiguous reference means that it's vague, and it leaves the reader unsure. this often occurs when a pronounce is set after two or more subjects that it COULD apply to, but the reader isn't sure. your answer is choice 1.
Before a bridge and after long
Answer:
Add what article, book, or site the quote comes from
Explanation:
The given sentence can be revised by adding what article, book, or site the quote comes from.
A hyphen after the word <em>writes </em>isn't necessary because all necessary quotation marks are already used. The quote is preceded by a comma and framed with quotation marks, which is correct. This is why the first and last options are incorrect.
The second option is incorrect because analysis would require you to write more sentences, and all you need to do is revise the given one. That leaves us with the third option as the correct one.
Answer:
198 birds
Explanation:
if they say they need half of them plus that one bird, then that means they are 198, because half of 198 is 99, plus one makes 100.
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