1. C
2. A
3. the quote that says “i do not wish to be disturbed....” and the rest of that sentence. also “at such times...” and the rest of that sentence.
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It is winter in Salinas Valley, California. The sun is not shining, and fog covers the valley. On Henry Allen’s foothill ranch, the hay cutting and storing has been finished, and the orchards are waiting for rain. Elisa Allen, Henry’s wife, is working in her flower garden and sees her husband speaking with two cigarette-smoking strangers. Elisa is thirty-five years old, attractive and clear-eyed, although at the moment she is clad in a masculine gardening outfit with men’s shoes and a man’s hat. Her apron covers her dress, and gloves cover her hands. As she works away at her chrysanthemums, she steals occasional glances at the strange men. Her house, which stands nearby, is very clean.
A. They are unsure of what is going to happen next
<span>The correct answer to this question is that Edgar Allan Poe thought it would be interesting for authors to embrace the truth. He objected to overly romanticised ideas and pieces of writing, preferring to focus on gritty and dark themes that make us question deeper parts of ourselves.</span>
Answer:
Clause
Explanation:
Having a subject and a verb is precisely what distinguishes clauses from phrases. A predicate (i.e., a verb taking one or more objects and/or complements) and a subject carrying out the action in the predicate is the basic combination to form a clause.