Thrilled - Very happy (Example: I was thrilled on my wedding day when I saw all of my family and friends.)
Congratulate - Say they are happy for her (Example: On my wedding day, my friends and family waited in line to congratulate us.)
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Answer:
<u><em>To give </em></u>is one of the best things people can do. <em><u>Volunteering</u></em> their time showed what caring people they are.
Explanation:
Gerunds are the words that are in the "-ing" form of the verb but acts as a noun. On the other hand, infinitives are the verbs that are preceded by "to" but do not act as a verb in the sentence.
In the given sentence, the word "giving" is a gerund while "to volunteer" is an infinitive. Changing these two into an infinitive and a gerund will make the sentence as
<u><em>To give </em></u>is one of the best things people can do. <em><u>Volunteering</u></em> their time showed what caring people they are.
The answer is A. I believe if not I’m really sorry but I believe it would be A. Because I read it.
Answer: the answer would be situational irony
Hope this helps!
