Answer:
adjective
adjective: rudimentary
involving or limited to basic principles.
"he received a rudimentary education"
Similar:
basic
elementary
introductory
early
primary
initial
first
fundamental
essential
rudimental
Opposite:
advanced
relating to an immature, undeveloped, or basic form.
"a rudimentary stage of evolution"
Similar:
primitive
crude
simple
unsophisticated
rough
rough and ready
makeshift
rude
vestigial
undeveloped
incomplete
embryonic
immature
nonfunctional
abortive
obsolete
Opposite:
sophisticated
developed
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Hi there!
The answer you are looking for is option C. A pause or hesitation.
<em>A comma can be used to give direction either to a reader or a speaker to where to take a pause,</em><em> </em>and also to make the sentence most effective and convincing. In other words, a comma can be used near the end of a sentence to separate contrasted coordinate elements or to indicate a distinct pause or shift.
