Which word in the sentence does the participle modify?Frieda, did you build that metal roof from recycled cans?

A. Did
B. Roof
C. Cans
D. Frieda

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Answer 1

Answer: It is B. Roof and can you help me with something

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Explanation:

prefix of im (means) like improper?

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The prefix im means not ex: impossible to possible

It can also mean: towards, into, within or in. Examples: immobile, impose, imperfect, imbalance. But generally, the prefix 'im-' is generally used to show the opposite of the word to it is attached.

Complete the sentences with "a/an" or "some".a)I have_______gold ring on my finger.
b)I have_______black jeans at home.
c)I have_______scissors in my bag.
d) I have______homework to do thise evening.
e)I have ______laptop I use for work.
f)I have_______great music on my Mp3 player.
g)I have_______sunglasses in my car.

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a) I have___a__gold ring on my finger.
b) I have__some__black jeans at home.
c) I have__some__scissors in my bag.
d) I have__some__homework to do this evening.
e) I have ___a___laptop I use for work.
f) I have __some__great music on my Mp3 player.
g) I have__some__sunglasses in my car.

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Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? Riding her new 18-speed bicycle.

A.
sentence fragment

B.
complete sentence

C.
run-on sentence

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A. sentence fragment

Which group of words is an appositive phrase? The girl from St. Augustine, a town in Florida, is coming to visit for Thanksgiving. A) to visit B) is coming C) a town in Florida D) from St. Augustine

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The correct answer is C) "a town in Florida".

An appositve phrase is a noun or noun phrase that renames or explain another noun which is located right next to the appositive phrase.

The apposive phrase should be between commas. In this case, the phrase "a town in Florida" is explaining or renaming the noun "St. Augustine" and is placed between commas.

The answer is C. An appositive phrase is where a noun is restated. "A town in Florida" is right next to the noun, St. Augustine. C. restates the noun in a different way, right next to the noun, St. Augustine.

Who is Governer of FL?