<span>Since adjectives tell us how much or how many of something you're talking about, "many" which comes before the noun "books" is the adjective. On the other hand, adverbs answer the question: How, When, Where, To what extent, or magnitude, so the word "there" answers the "where" question. It modifies the adjectives and verb.</span>
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
"The fight" was written by Ruskin Bond and it is a story about two boys named Ranji and Suraj. Ranji recently came to town and found a pool that was located in the forest. He got into the pool and had a nice time.
He visited the pool the following day and got in it but then noticed that a boy was staring at him by the poolside. They began to talk and while Ranji was friendly to Suraj, Suraj wasn't friendly and this got Ranji angry and he earned that he was going to beat Suraj.
This led to a fight, they eventually got tired and said that they'll continue the fight following day. They got to the pool the next day, and Suraj challenged Ranji to swim across the pool. This challenge was completed by Ranji and it actually shocked Suraj and he told Ranju that he'll like to learn diving from him. Ranji agreed and they eventually became friends. Ranji also told Suraj to help him become a Pahlawan. They also agreed that no one else would be allowed into the pool without their permission.
The fight teaches us that we should live in love and harmony as fighting is bad.
The root word for a geographer is Geography if I'm right
Answer:
- The priest told everyone to be quiet and listen to their words.
- She ordered the boys not play on the grass.
- They asked her if she would have the dress ready by tomorrow evening.
- She asked why she wasn't sent a friend request
- she asked the interviewer to repeat the question
- the teacher told him not to waste his time
- the boss told the employees to get out of the room
- He exclaimed about failing his test.
- She exclaimed about the beautiful dress
- Warren told me yesterday he walks 10 km daily.
- Reno mentions that they come here many times.
Explanation:
Indirect speech is a grammatical mechanism for reporting the content of another utterance without directly quoting it.
