Answer:
is it a noun phrase
actually am not sure but I think it is letter D
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
no i dont but i need points
<span>You
can use the word "inventory" and "fluctuate" in one
sentence like this:
(1) When they looked at the inventory, they found that the sales fluctuated for
the past 3 months.
(2) I think that the company's rank will continue to fluctuate due to failure
of looking at the over-all inventory of its profits and losses.
(3) Their opinions about the issue are fluctuating and all are recorded along
with the inventory.
(4) No matter how much you analyze this year's profit, you can't stop the sales
from fluctuating. </span>
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The strategy that is recommended to make proofreading easier is<span> C) proofread your paper while in the revision stage.
Proofreading is the act of </span>reading proofs or other written or printed material and marking any errors. This process would be completed in the revision stage.
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1.-The prepositional Phrase is A). Prepositional Phrases can act as adjectives or adverbs.
2.-The correct answer is D) to curse or jinks. Because is like to use inadequete words.
3.- The right answer is C) The teacher "referenced" the book during today's lecture. It means the teacher gave references of the book. In the first example it should be: The heightened emotion "affected" me, not effected me. In letter B) it should be the lotion had an immediate "effect" on the sunburn, not affect. It didn't show affection for the sunburn. And in letter D) it should be the orange throw pillow "complemented" the other warm colors in the room, not complimented. It didn't give compliments.
