lacking consideration for others; concerned chiefly with one's own personal profit or pleasure.
Someone who is selfish cares only about themselves and doesn't consider others.
Probably, C. Hope that helps! x
Answer:
yes it does you are 100 percent correct
Explanation:
There aren’t any choices shown? so i’d assume an alternative would be ‘state of mind’.
Answer: The sentence contains a single independent clause.
Explanation: There is only one subject+predicate pair in this sentence: "We" (subject pronoun) forms the whole subject, while the predicate is formed by "took" (verb) + "a long walk" (main noun phrase of the object taken by the verb <em>took</em>) + "along the path" (prepositional phrase modifying <em>walk</em>) + "beside the bubbling stream" (prepositional phrase modifying <em>path</em>). There are no other verbs, therefore this is a simple sentence (simple sentences always consist of a single independent clause).
