Hi,
Here are your answers:
♦ Synonyms
♦ Neither
♦ Synonyms
♦ Antonyms
♦ Not 100% sure, but I think it is Antonyms
~Elisabeth
I want to buy groceries to be prepared for the week.
The purpose of this sentence is to state the speaker's desire to be prepared for the week by buying groceries. In order to cut out fluffy words, we can take out any extra adverbs or phrases. Also, it is implied that to buy groceries, one would need to go to the store, so this prepositional phrase can also be eliminated if necessary.
Based on the group of words taken from the excerpt above, I would say that it is an example of a prepositional phrase because it started with the preposition "from". "his point of view" is what is being described with the preposition. The answer would be the last option. Hope this helps.
I got you :). The answer is B. Industry.
I hope this helped.
