The subordinate clause in this sentence is, "If you run out of quarters". This subordinate clause is an adverb clause. An adverb clause consists of a group of words, having its own subject and verb, which functions as an adverb. It modifies an adjective, a verb and also an adverb. Adverb clause is usually introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as if, such as, because and although.
I would think the first option.
The right answer is alternative two:
"It seems to me," mused Shawn, "that those policies are confusing."
Full stops and commas go inside the closing quotations marks in American English. Commas also separate the interrupted quote. The reason is commas are used when someone is being attributed the quotation, depending on the location of the speaker in the sentence. In this case, the speaker is introduced in the middle of the quote:
Answer:
maby this will help
Explanation:
that one day that i first saw him standing thiermy heart lept out of my chest. it wasent until later that i finaly relized that we were ment to be.ok so this is proboply not how it happend. so truth to be told we kind of were rivals like as in forever. but it turns out that we were not so diffrent i mean we were both on the guys soccer team.yeah not the best way to meet people. I mean im a girl and kind of beat my former rival at a sport he has been playing his whole life.