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Which sentence does not contain any errors in comma usage?A.No I cannot fit another book on this shelf.

B.Unless the phone rings, I am not moving, because I am exhausted.

C.In the kitchen pantry there are two boxes of cereal.

D.Swimming in the cool water, Colton felt extremely relaxed.

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Answer 1
Answer: In the choices indicated above, the sentence which contains correct comma usage is this one:

D. Swimming in the cool water, Colton felt extremely relaxed.

This sentence is composed of dependent and independent clauses. Comma is used instead of using conjunctions.

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The correct answer for this question is this one: "c. part to whole."  Read the analogy, then answer the question. precipitation : wet :: aridity : dry. The analogy that is trying to imply is 'part to whole' analogy. On the example, the whole are precipitation and aridity, while the part is wet and dry.

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1). Add descriptive details about the ducks, the fish, and the walk.
2). Explain what the ducks and fish were doing.
3.)Replace the verbs with vivid verbs.
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Answer:Replace the verbs with vivid verbs.

Explanation:i got it right on my test

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The answer choice that does not contain any punctuation errors is D) Mary continued, "Robins plaster the insides of their nests with mud."

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I believe the answer is c. imagery.
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