mdacosta wrote:
I got down to B/C, but I'm unsure why B is correct. Is it because the opening phrase mentions 'his neighbors' and therefore we need Benjamin Jesty's after the comma?
Thanks!
No, that is not the reason, the opening part (" Though his neighbors were shocked and even feared his family would take on animal characteristics") is not a modifier, but a dependent clause. So there is no requirement that it touches Benjamin Jesty. Moreover even if it were a modifier, it would modify "Benjamin
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