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Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause? They asked me for my opinion as if they really wanted it.

A.
They asked me for my opinion

B.
for my opinion

C.
as if they really wanted it

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Answer 1
Answer: The correct answer is C, because an adverb clause is a dependent clause, it has to be a part of a larger, main sentence. Therefore, A cannot be the correct answer, because that is an independent sentence. B is not a clause because there is no verb. 

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What's island morning by Jamaica Kincaid about ?
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The descriptive essay entitled “Island Morning” by JamaicaKincaid is about a girl comparing and contrasting her home from the place shecurrently lives.

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Accustomed to getting up early, the girl still wakes upearly even without hearing the sound of the alarm. She kills her early morning timereading women’s magazines, watching morning news and television shows. Then,she noticed it’s no longer an early morning in Manhattan anymore.

Synonym for~permeate

A.
regular

B.
to spread throughout

C.
to continue to try

D.
to open

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B. To spread throughout. 

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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In The Pardoner's Tale of The Canterbury Tales,  the inner story is option B i.e.  The prologue in which the Pardoner explains his occupation.

What is the context of the story?

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In the story, Pardoner shows incongruity. Since he teaches against voracity, simultaneously he concedes deceiving the most blameworthy miscreants. The Pardoner discusses the coercion of poor people and inability to live in like manner by lessons against envy and greed.

This is a scholarly procedure wherein a story fills in as a presentation or a setting for a more evolved story or set of stories.

For this situation, The Canterbury Stories is worked as an edge story in light of the fact that every one of the explorers' accounts is told inside the bigger account of the journey. Different works of writing that utilization this design are Frankenstein and The Thousand and One Evenings.

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In "The Pardoner's Tale" of The Canterbury Tales, which is the inner story?

A.) the story of the pilgrims traveling together to escape the Black Death

B.) the prologue in which the Pardoner explains his occupation

C.) the tale of the three rioters

Answer:

The tale of the three rioters

Explanation:

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