Double quotes, comma, open and close brackets, and James,53 are unnecessary in the sentence.
<u>Explanation</u>:
- Generally in a sentence, only the meaning and the words should be defined. In this sentence, they are telling us that there is a separate time for jokes and at this time we should not say jokes. They are also saying that this is not the time for the jokes.
- This is the meaning. In this sentence, there is no need for double quotes, comma , brackets, James and 53. So these are unnecessary in this sentence.
A. happy that's your answer
We can write the correct prepositions to complete the sentences in the following manner:
- Enthusiastic about is similar to interested in.
- Bad at is the opposite of good at.
- Stressed out = worried about.
- Keen on means you really like something.
<h3>What are prepositions?</h3>
A preposition is usually a short word employed to make a connection between or establish a relationship between ideas. Examples of prepositions are:
To answer this question, we must know what preposition usually go with what verbs or adjectives. Let's take number 1 as an example. The adjective "enthusiastic" is accompanied by the preposition "about", whereas the adjective "interested" is accompanied by "in".
Learn more about prepositions here:
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Okay..
So if there is a person named tea cake that slapped Janie, she would probably be outraged, I know I would.
If an actual piece of tea cake slapped Janie she would most likely be shocked.
Hope this helps you out fam!
~theLocoCoco
