Any sentence that doesn’t completely copy the other sentence in the passage, but still keeps the idea of the passage the same. ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
Answer:C. EVENTUALLY
Explanation: An Adverb is a word used to describe,modify or qualify a verb, adjective,clause etc. It helps to give a better and clearer meaning to a verb,an adjective,clause etc.
With an adverb attached to any of the parts of speech it make it easier to understand and comprehend.
EVENTUALLY in this situation is an adverb as it helps to qualify the word SENT. Other examples of adverb includes CAREFULLY,AFTER, ACTUALLY, EXTREMELY, ABRUPTLY etc.
Answer:
Stacey got all of the groceries for the week: milk, eggs, fruit, cereal, and meat.
Sam stayed up late studding for all the tests he has : Geometry, ELA, Art, and Computer Science.
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A predicate nominative is the first noun following a linking verb, such as to be (or could be in this sentence). Having this in mind, the predicate nominative is the word planet.
If a someone want's something, they don't have it. I would say Hedda does not have the power.
