<u>My friend Estella Perez </u>likes outdoors, camping, hiking, and football.
In the example above, the complete subject of the sentence is <u>"My friend Estella Perez"</u> that refers to the person who performs the action (i.e. the doer of the action). Besides, the example is a complete subject which is formed by the simple subject or a noun plus its modifiers. In this case, "MY" is pre-modifier "FRIEND" is the noun of the subject and "ESTELLA PEREZ" are modifiers that function as a restrictive appositive (i.e. a restrictive appositive provides essential information about the noun of the subject and it is not between commas). The rest of the sentence forms parts of the predicate.
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C. A short-fin mako is a kind of shark that can leap 20 feet out of the water.
Explanation:
This sentence will help to understand easily about the shark.
Keep a copy so you have a record of the communication.
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The elements that represent elements of an author's style are the sentence length, the language used, syntactical structure and rhetorical devices. Using rhetorical devices is a way of using effective expression or assertive text that aims to change the reader's mind or make the reader support the author's point of view. Sentence length is important because reading long convoluted sentences is off-putting to the reader. If the sentence structure is too short, however, it causes a stilted flow and the reader won't enjoy reading what the author has written either.
