1. The others would not be relevant. This one very clearly shows it.
The answer is, "Subordinate clause."
A subordinate clause is also known as a dependent clause, which is the opposite of an independent clause. An independent clause is a part of a sentence that can stand on its own and can still technically be a valid sentence. A dependent clause depends on the main clause to form a complete sentence.
Hello. You did not have any words in bold in the text presented in the question above. This prevents your question from being answered. However, when searching for your question, I was able to find a question exactly like yours, which showed the following words in bold: organic law, indispensable necessity.
If that's the case for you, I hope the answer below will help you.
Answer and Explanation:
Taking into account the context clues, we can see that when the author of the letter uses the words "organic law" he is referring to the basic laws and common principles in a society. Through the context clues we can also understand that when the author of the letter uses the words "indispensable necessity" he is referring to a need that is crucial and very important.
These two examples show how context clues are very important features during a reading, because they enable the reader to understand unfamiliar or difficult words through the context of the sentence or the text itself, allowing the reader to understand the entire text well.
Lady Macbeth would be a tragic heroine because the reader can see how some of her morals take a turn for the best, despite them having quite the extensive proce to pay. Though it seems she was in control throughout the play, that is not how Shakespeare intended it to be. As you can see, the guilt takes a toll on her, and though her mind may have been in the right place, her actions didn’t seem to portray this, hence her death. She supposedly had the right morals, but her life ended while she was trying to fufill. A lot of people argue that she is not a tragic heroine, but the fact that her morals had supposedly been in the right place and she died tragically would make her a tragic heroine.
I believe it is C. Ordinary
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