Tentative means being unsure or hesitant. Hope this helps. <span />
C because the other two are possessive and C is plural. (The apostrophes aren't needed)<span />
The correct answer is "noun".
In this situation, attack is a noun because it denotes the act of attacking. It doesn't denote attacking itself in which case it would be a verb.
The sentence that does not use a semicolon correctly is "Chinchillas are fascinating; and they live longer than most rodents," option B, as explained below.
<h3>How to use semicolons</h3>
When punctuating sentences, we must pay attention to the correct use of semicolons. Let's use the sentences provided in the question to see the proper use:
- Sentence 1 - Correct. We should place a semicolon before a clause introduced with "however."
- Sentence 2 - Incorrect. We should place a comma before the conjunction that introduces an independent clause, not a semicolon.
- Sentence 3 - Correct. We use semicolons to separate long items on a list.
- Sentence 4 - Correct. We use semicolons between independent clauses that are not joined by a conjunction.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that sentence that does not use a semicolon correctly is "Chinchillas are fascinating; and they live longer than most rodents," option B.
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Q1 - sentence 3
Q2 - it is a transition word
Q3 - sentence 4
Q4 - identical to Q3 and similar to Q1 except for the word "phrase" versus "clause"
Q5 - the second sentence is correct: <span>Under the tree, Angel found three gold coins.
Q6 - the last option: </span><span>After six hours, the bright, hot sun became unbearable.
Q7 - last option: </span><span>Sparky, you are one sweet puppy!
Q8 - 2nd sentence: </span><span>She walked down the long, winding road.
</span>Q9 - 3rd option: <span>Ricardo screamed as he spilled his frozen pineapple slushy.
Q10 - 1st sentence: </span><span>School began on a cold September morning.
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