In "Walden; or Life in the Woods" Henry David Thoreau tells us about what is like to live a simple life in the woods. His nearest neighbor is a mile away and there is no house is visible from where he lives. He lives far away from society but feels no melancholy "There can be no very black melancholy to him who lives in the midst of Nature and has his senses still." He doesn't feel lonely or oppressed by solitude, moreover, he feels Nature's friendship and support. When he is asked if he is lonely he is tempted to reply that the whole earth is a point in space, and in the Milky Way. What we really need, is not to be near many men but to live close to the source of our lives. “How vast and profound is the influence of the subtile powers of Heaven and of Earth!”
A participial phrase is a phrase that looks like a verb, but actually functions as an adjective; it modifies a noun in the same sentence.
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Tell them that they have a good piece and don't need to change anything.
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complex sentence I guess;)(:
<em>Answer: Brian was soooooo hurt when his parents divorced, he recalls the arguments and the divorce lawyers with anger and feels that his heart split in half. Brian struggles when his pilot has a heart attack and dies, the airplane goes down. He´s so frightened he froze. Brain was struggling to get the radio set of the dead pilot as: ''his hands began trembling again. He did not want to touch the pilot, did not want to reach for him. But he had to. Had to get the radio.'' When he gets the radio set static makes it hard to comunicate to the other end. After a while he finds out the person is gone. Brain feels intence because he´s forced two options. don´t think its what you were looking for but its all I can come up with :/</em>
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<em>~Esther</em>
