<span>She (pronoun) pens (verb) her (pronoun) letters (noun) very (adverb) neatly (adverb).
A pronoun is there in place of a noun. A verb is an action word, meaning it describes the action of the noun. An adverb is in a sentence to help describe the verb. A noun is a person, place, or a thing.</span>
I think the correct choice is D such that the sentence becomes: <span>Jan's speech was interesting and lively; Tim's was a bit too long. This is because semicolons are typically used to link two independent clauses that are very much related. In this case the two independent clauses are:
(1) Jan's speech was interesting and lively
(2) Tim's was a bit too long</span>
This is a matter of perception. Evil inflicted for no justifiable reason is in itself evil. However, murder is evil yet in certain circumstances, one can be forced to act in an evil manner, without choice, especially when protecting yourself or a loved one
Answer:
i- dude what happened like
