Answer:
huh
Explanation:
we don't know what are you talking about
b, because you would do the same for like something like mother-in-law. also im good at english but i cannot describe how i know for the life of me. oof.
Answer:
B. It heightens suspense because Mark Antony is dangerous
Explanation:
just took the quiz :)
The best option that describes the element of a text that helps the reader determine the central idea is the one that refers to key details. Key details are conformed by relevant information about the text. This relevant information can include a description of important characters, a description of important places, a summary of the plot, etc. By reading this key details, the reader can have a general idea and a better understanding of the whole text.
Answer: Dependent clause or subordinate clause
Explanation: This is an example of a dependent clause. A clause is just a group of words and it has a subject doing a verb.
This clause does not express a complete thought and it doesn't make any sense on its own which means
it can not stand alone as a sentence.
This sentence is not complete because it is not giving us the full idea of what it is trying to say. This means that it's a subordinate clause.
<em>Dependent clauses and subordinate clauses are the exact same thing. They are just two different ways of saying this.</em>
