In general, when adding a suffix to a word that ends in a vowel plus the letter y, you should?

Answer: Arrived is Iambic

Sorry is trochaic the

Honestly is a dactylic

Intervene is anaplastic

Explanation:

The correct options are as follows:

12. D

Looking at all the sentences given in question 12, it can be seen that the sentence given in option D is the one that has very clear meaning as it succinctly expresses the information it has to pass across. It is a simple sentence, that has both subject and predicate and it uses simple words that are easily understandable.

13. C.

Out of all the sentences given in question 13, the most effective of them is the one given in option C. The sentence in option C uses the correct superlative adjective to express the degree of prettiness of John's sister compare to all the other girls at the party. The sentence was well constructed and it clearly expresses the information it has to pass across. The other options given in the question do not effectively express their information.

Question one, the clearest and most effective sentence is D. We love going to the library. Question two, the clearest and most effective sentence is C. John’s sister was the prettiest girl at the party.  

EXPLANATION:  

The key idea of the clearest and most effective sentence is how the writer expresses the sentence effective, to the point way. For example, the first question, the right answer is D. We love going to the library. This sentence gives us the readers a complete idea of it. We know that the subject, “we”, “love going to the library”. This sentence contains a clear subject and a verb.  

In comparison, the third option of the first question, C. Visiting such a grand building, full of books and ideas, is a hobby that we participate in with excitement, has a complicated way to express a sentence. The phrase “such a building, full of books and ideas” actually refers to “a library”. The phrase “is a hobby that we participate in with excitement” could be said in a simpler way such as “we love it”. Thus, the clearest and most effective sentence in the first question is D. We love going to the library.  

The same with the first question, the clearest and most effective sentence in the second question is option C. John’s sister was the prettiest girl at the party. It is the most effective way to say that John’s sister was the prettiest sister at the party. Compared to the second option, B. The sister of John was attractive more than others who attended a party, the third option is clearer and more effective.  The phrase, “ the sister of John” could be replaced with “John’s sister”. The phrase “was attractive more than others who attended a party” could be replaced with “ was the prettiest girl at the party.  

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1.Both independent and dependent clauses express brainly.com/question/985100  

2.Which of the following sentences is written in the active voice? brainly.com/question/9343338

KEYWORDS: the clearest and most effective sentence, clear and most effective sentence, effective sentence  

Subject: English

Class: 10-12  

Sub-chapter: Effective sentence

Answer:

The right answer is dangling modifier.  

Explanation:

This kind of modifier refers to a misplaced modifier, it does not modify anything but should have been omitted from the sentence. These modifiers make confusing the idea of the sentence, it should be rewritten in order to contain what the modifiers define. An example can be “riding a bike by the lake, the dogs were barking”, it is pretty obvious that the dogs cannot ride bikes, but it seems they did in the sentence, so a pronoun is missing in order to the sentence to make sense. The correct one should be “riding the bikes by the lake (she, they, I, the guys, etc) heard the dogs barking”