Answer:
The subject and predicate (verb) are missing, including a conjunction between "kindest" and "most."
Explanation:
When the subject, a verb, and a conjunction are added to the phrase "the kindest most generous person in the world," it will then become a sentence. In its present form, it remains a phrase, that is, a group of words without meaning. For example, we can correctly rephrase the above into a sentence as: "John remains the kindest and most generous person in the world."
If colonists mistreated natives in any way, treating them as less than human, that would indeed inflame the native population, leading to increased tension between the two groups. This problem, when not solved, has led to revolts and few colonies.
Answer:
the reason why is that the adada is also ababa
Explanation:
1. We can combine sentences with an adjective if they are talking about the same noun.
Adjectives modify nouns.
2. We can combine sentences with an adverb if they are talking about the same action.
Adverbs modify linking verbs and action verbs.
3. We can combine sentences with a prepositional phrase if they are talking about the same location.
Prepositional phrases show where an noun is. In other words, it shows the location of the noun.
