A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with: A. Object
Answer:
here. Pls mark as brainlest
Explanation:
Adjective: cunning
Adverb: Quickly
Adjective: Old
Adverb: usually
Adjective: number two
Adverb: quickly
Adjective: gregarious
Adverb: Promptly, always
Adjective: NOTHING
Adverb: where
Adjective: corporate
Adverb: rapidly
Adjective: deep dark
Adverb: carefully
Adjective: big flat
Adverb: quickly
Adjective: big
Adverb: easily
Adjective: advanced
Adverb: better
<span>This looks like something I can handle.
The question is asking for positive words. The other three options are all negative. The words "too hard", "won't", and "bad day". The correct answer does not contain any of these negative statements.
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A restrictive<span> modifying </span>clause<span> (or essential </span>clause<span>) is an adjective </span>clause<span> that is essential to the meaning of a sentence because it limits the thing it refers to. The meaning of the sentence would change if the </span>clause<span> were deleted. Because</span>restrictive clauses<span> are essential, they are not set off by commas.</span>
