Keep in mind that a compound predicate has two or more verbs.
Based on that information alone, we can eliminate A and B. With C, this one seems like it could work, but it actually doesn't. The verb in that sentence is "enjoy", and in this case, "skiing" and "skateboarding" are nouns. (because they're the object of the predicate verb.) That leaves D as the answer!
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tl;dr: The answer is D!
Answer:
The aspect that further complicated Jessica's elopement is that she also converted to Christianity.
Explanation:
Jessica is Shylock's daughter in the Merchant of Venice and Shylock's family is Jewish. He is made to seem greedy and vengeful and Jessica's elopement in defiance of her father makes her seem more ignoble as she elopes for her love of Lorenzo and decides to convert to Christianity. This reflects the antisemitism that was popular during Elizabethan times in England. Also, Jessica steals money (ducats) from her father as she elopes and therefore counters his greed but also makes her father angry and he takes out his vengeance on Antonio (the Merchant of Venice) who owes him money.
Answer:
a noun clause is a name of a person, a thing or a place that is used in statement.
an adverb clause is used to describing a verb.That is an action.
The adjective is use to modify the action or the thing
