Which of the following sentences avoids a split infinitive? he seemed to little care about her feelings. our mission is to boldly go where no man has gone before. she seemed to understand the problem completely. i would like to quickly go to the store.

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

She seemed to understand the problem completely.

Explanation:

The infinitive 'to understand' is not split by any descriptors.


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Why do people read newspaper?

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a person reads newspapers to find out the daily happenings of our country the disasters,the news of government the raising rates of things etc.
People read newspapers to know about the events which happens in the world , in their country, region and city.
They look through the weather forecast, the TV program, somebody reads ads and advertising.
Many people are interested in politics and want to keep abreast of current events.

"In many places around the world," diners consider roasted insects a delicacy.What is the function of the quoted phrase in the sentence?

a) appositive with essential information
b) appositive with nonessential information
c) adverb prepositional phrase
d) adjective prepositional phrase..

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Answer:

The correct answer is C.

Explanation:

In English grammar, the basic structure of a sentence is:

SVOCA (subject, verb, object, complement and adverb).

The adverb phrases could be not only at the end of the sentence but also at the beginning. In this particular case, the adverb phrase is located at the beginning of the sentence and functions as a modifier of the whole sentence. Bear in mind that adverb phrases are ALWAYS followed by a comma.

The answer is D. This is a proposition and uses adjectives to explain why.

A written story about an alien invasion is adapted for a dramatic radio broadcast and told as if it were occurring live. What would be one difference in presenting the story through radio that might make it work even better?

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Answer: Adding sound effects or saying something with emphasis.

Explanation: That would make the listener be more invested in the story.

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly? A. "Tell me, Chief Grover," the reporter asked, "Who will be guarding the bank during the Festival?" B. "Tell me, Chief Grover," the reporter asked, "who will be guarding the bank during the festival?" C. "Tell me, chief Grover," the Reporter asked, "who will be guarding the bank during the Festival?"

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B because the word Chief isn't meant to have a capital C.
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A uses the correct capitalisation because in answer B, the word festival doesn't need to be capitalised unless there is a specific word in front of it. For example "Thanksgiving Festival".

A cliché is a _______ expression.
a. creative
b. wordy
c. new
d. worn-out

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The word cliche' is usually used to describe something that is typical, expected, or stereotypical. The closest amongst these answers that I can guess. Would be D, because a worn-out expression would be one that people use typically.
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What factors affect an author’s viewpoint?

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The factors that affect the author’s viewpoint are:

1.       The reader’s comments on his or her work.

2.       His or her everyday life and the traditions that he or she adapts

3.       Ideas that he can gain from other author’s viewpoint

authors knowledge

authors opinion

authors worldview

authors experience