Answer:
attractive
excellent
great
valuable
wonderful
commendable
estimable
praiseworthy.
valuable
Explanation:
these are just some answers!!!
Answer:
I think the answer is D.
Explanation:
He wished for his son to be dead
Hahah, thought I'd return the favor...I'd go with the last one. I think that word "deceived" implies enough to say that she outsmarted them in a way. Anyway, that's what I would go with!!!
Without a mouse, you won't have mice
"Where there are one, there are hundreds"
Same for the oxen, you have to have x>1 if not, then you won't have oxen
hope this helps
The function of the infinitive phrase in the sentence <em /><em>I have always wanted to go to Mexico </em>is object of the verb. Since it isn't preceded by a preposition, it cannot be an object of the preposition, and since it is definitely an object, the only remaining choice is object of the verb.