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Answer:
1. Pollution is the cause of Global Warming.
2. The doctor's office called to confirm your appointment for tomorrow.
3. Jane was cited for reckless driving.
4. The teacher called out James to calculate the problem.
5. The police had to clarify with the parent to make sure the boy was eighteen.
Explanation:
These extra <span>meanings are called "connotations". Connotations can either be made intentionally or unintentionally--in order to give the reader or listening a more enjoyable and thoughtful experience. </span>
1. <u>Theresa and Mary</u> had such a great time at the party.
2. <u>Food and drinks</u> were free, even though we had to pay for the tickets to enter.
A compound subject is one that contains more than one word. So, in both of these sentences, the subject consists of 2 nouns, which is why it is compound.
