Anna:- Oh my gosh! These dinosaur bones are absolutely spectacular.
Stephanie:- I’ve been waiting to come here for so long. This is amazing! Look over there, it’s the fossilized eggs of a Tyrannosaurus rex.
Anna:- Let’s go closer.
Stephanie:- Not too close. We don’t want to hatch and think we are the parents!
Anna:- That’s not even possible, Stephanie.
Stephanie:- Are you sure? I’m a bit skeptical.
Anna:- Yes, I’m very sure.
Stephanie:- ...well, if you say so. But if it hatches, I’m blaming it on you!
I hope that helps.
Adjective/noun is the part of speech that fits antique.
Answer:
1. subordinate clause
They where playing video games
Dependent clause
While he was sleeping
2. Subordinate clause
Her project would have been brilliant
Dependent clause
If she would have written the stats
3. Subordinate clause
You'll have to clear all the dues
Dependent clause
Unless you return the book
4 . Subordinate clause
You can't achieve your goal
Dependent clause
when you are unconfused
5. Subordinate clause
He took his toy
Dependent clause
Although he preferred reading books
Answer:
I sent a <em><u>Heavy bulky </u></em>box to my daughter who is a college student at an American university
Explanation:
An adjective is a word that describes or qualifies a noun.
Coordinate Adjectives are adjectives that jointly qualify a noun. They cannot be separated by a comma without destroying their meaning or the meaning of the sentence.
1. Heavy Bulky = coordinate adjectives
2. American = adjective
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