Answer:
adverb phrase
B: the best salsa; modifies make
Explanation:
The phrase "almost every day" is an adverb phrase. This type of sentence has the same function as adverbs, which is to modify a verb (or another grammatical class) by emphasizing and imposing a characteristic on the verb. In the case of the phrase "almost every day" we can see that the verb "exercised" has been modified according to time.
The same occurs with the phrase "Tomatoes from the garden make the best salsa," where the phrase "the best salsa" takes the place of adverb and modifies the verb "make" as a function of mode.
Answer:
Wyatt gets stuck in the rough water.
Explanation:
The short story "Into the Rapids" by Bradford H. Robie tells the one scene where a young boy named Wyatt fell into the rapids while on a rafting experience. The story follows the boy's courageous efforts to stay alive and overcome the obstacles, getting back safely to his raft.
While trying to get past a rapid on the<em> "10-mile stretch of whitewater" </em>on the Arkansas River, Wyatt was thrown out of the raft into the water. Right after he fell into the water, he was caught in the rough waters. The force of the water was so frightful, <em>"toss[ing] him around, pummeling him with waves, pulling him under, thrusting him up."</em> This was the scene immediately right after he was thrown off the raft.
Thus, the correct answer is the fourth option.
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Jessica meets her friends in the library to study three times a week.
Jessica decided to stay home and study by herself rather than put off her responsibilities.
Answer:
The way the sentence is I think the answer is wonder
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