I believe the answer is B. Not.
a conjunction is a word that connects sentences, phrases, or clauses. The words "but", "yet", and "so" all do that, and therefore, are conjunctions. The only word that isn't a conjunction is "not", so the answer is B. Hope that helps!
Answer:
Running after her dog, she lost a shoe.
Explanation:
A participial phrase consists of a participle, modifiers and complements.
Running after her dog is a participial phrase consisting of the participle running and the prepositional phrase <em>after her dog, </em>which includes the preposition <em>after,</em> the object of the preposition <em>dog</em>, and the possessive adjective <em>her</em>.
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2. listening to how the poem is read will determine the feelings of the poem
B) Midge spent the afternoon trying on different pairs of shoes.