Which of the following statements about dictionaries is not true? A. Definitions and pronunciations are usually included. B. The
y identify the word's specific part of speech. C. All of the words are arranged in alphabetical order. D. Each word is first shown as it is commonly misspelled
All of the choices except the statement in D are correct about a dictionary. A dictionary does not show how each word is commonly misspelled. A dictionary only shows the definition, pronunciation and part of speech of each word. Sometimes, synonyms and antonyms are also found.
D. Each word is first shown as it is commonly misspelled
In a dictionary words are arranged alphabetically according to their correct spelling. The dictionary should not have any misspellings. Sometimes an entry in the dictionary may contain what are called "alternate spellings" which are accepted as being correct. Dictionaries do contain definitions and often pronunciations as well as a word's part of speech.
Answer: Hamilton's failure to uphold his private marriage vow inevitably made any public vow he made suspect. In a Biblical allusion to King David, she warned that with Hamilton in charge of the army, “Every Uriah must tremble for his Bathsheba.”
I believe the answer would be "is being torn down soon".
Explanation:
It's been years since I've learned about prepositional phrases (I did so in 7th grade), but from what I understand prepositional phrases complete the sentence. So, "is being torn down soon" completes the sentence. Without that phrase, the sentence would not make sense and would instead be a fragment.
