In my opinion, the correct answer is A. <span>It is the predicate of the sentence. The verb phrase in this sentence is "are invited to stay". It is a phrase and not just a regular verb because it has its own modifier ("to stay") that describes or completes it, providing additional information. This predicate is in passive voice because the subject is actually the one that undergoes the action (instead of doing it, as subjects normally do), whereas the agent (the one who actually does the action) is unmentioned here.</span>
Nature's beauty, human connection with nature, and self-consciousness are the major themes of this poem
Answer: D
Please mark me brainliest
Customer: I want to have my hair trimmed.
Barber: Please sit for some time.
C: Actually, I have to go somewhere so, I can't wait.
B: You can come back after doing the job.
C: No, no that's not possible. That's a bit off.
B: You see all the dressers are busy.
C: When will you become free?
B: It won't take more than ten, fifteen minutes. I have to do one more shave and that's all.
C: In that case, I will wait.
B: Thanks, you can read the newspaper to kill the time.
C: O.K., O.K., I will manage somehow.
B: (To another customer) come on, it is your turn.
C: Yes, I am.................
B: (After some half an hour) I am sorry, I took more time.
C: I knew, it happens.
B: Please, raise yourself a bit.
C: O.K., but please make me free soon.
B: No matter what happens!
C: (Laughing I mean, quick but right.
B: How much trimming do you want?
C: Better you decide neither that long, nor that short.
B: It's our duty to ask because everyone has his own choice.
C: Yes, I do understand.
B: (After fifteen minutes) you can check in the mirror.
C: Everything is O.K., just let me leave and how much?
B: Forty rupees.
C: I thought it would be something like thirty.
B: Whatever you like.
C: No, I was just saying.
