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Is the passage of dialogue written correctly or incorrectly? "That's an excellent choice," the clerk said. Then she added, "I'm sure your grandson will like it."
a. correctly
b. incorrectly

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Answer 1
Answer: This should be a correctly written piece of dialogue since it respects grammatical usage of punctuation marks.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

In the poem "Ode to the West Wind", Shelly puts the wind as the center of poetry. At times the speaker portrays the wind as a violent and skillful destroyer, but at other times the speaker shows the wind as a preserver, as in the case of seed conservation where wind is an important factor.

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