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1.Identify the underline phrase in the sentences:

"Accordong to the letter", the wedding is June 25th.

propositional****
participial
gerund
infinitive

2.Mikayla's homeroom teacher,"Mr.Jones", is very proud of her.

participial
gerund
appositive****
prepositional

Henry's desire "to win" is obvious.

gerund
infinitive
prepositional****
infinitive

4."Talking" is not allowed in class.

preposition
gerund****
appositive
infinitive

5.Determine if the following sentence contains a misplaced modifier or dangling modifier, or if it correct:

Josie's project was a failure, having not prepared properly.

misplaced modifier
dangling modifier****
correct

My answers:
1.prepositional
2.appositive
3.prepositional
4.gerund
5.dangling modifier

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

1.unselfish

2឵឵.nonconformity

3.irritated

4.looted

5.flat character

6.allusion

7.round character

8.stock character

9.rhyme scheme

10.D

11.B

12.C

13.C

14.C

15.B

16.B

17.A

18.C

19.D

20.C

21.A

22.A

23.C

24.B

25.B

26.B

27. This ones an essay and I cant give you a flat out answerer or it will be detected as plagiarism and it will be flagged. just remember that if you do find an essay to paste don't plagiarize it. you can use sites like quillbot to get the essay reworded for you. make sure to use an plagiarism detector tool like Grammarly

and yes conexuss does blow

I hope you get the sloppiest head

3 is incorrect.

The others are right.

Sloppiest head? LMAFO

Mea culpa. Yes, 3 is incorrect. I was too quick.

Prepositions are followed by nouns or pronouns.

Infinitives are made up "to" plus a verb.

18. Prepositional

19. Appositive
20. infinitive
21.gerund
22. dangling modifier

I usually don't comment but some of the answers from Connexus blows were wrong so I thought I should say something and no I can't say which ones were wrong because it might be different

For 3 I was thinking either prepositional or infinitive but I wasn't sure so I said prepositional.

Am I correct with my 2nd choice B-infinitive?