Relationships have evolved in many ways.
When baby boomers were teenagers, or in their early twenty's, sometimes they'd look in the news paper to find dates, and go out for coffee after talking on the phone. It was customary for men to pay, and be a "gentleman" by opening his dates car door, or pulling their chair out for them.
Now, in the age of millennial's and gen-z, dating is <em>very </em>different. Usually men and women will split the check, or take turns paying. They'll meet on dating apps, or online somehow.
Intimacy has also changed, as men and women are allowed to be more of themselves, than follow societal rules.Men can be more open about their emotions, and how they feel, while women are allowed to be more stoic, and more bold than they would've been even ten years ago.
D, The individual freedoms of people
A would be the sentence with a confusing antecedent, because the "he" could have been referring to "Uncle Arthur" or "Benjamin."
Answer:
Explanation:
A compound sentence is one that makes 2 simple sentences into 1.
Sentence 1: Katelyn loves to bake cakes.
Sentence 2: She would bake if she had the time.
The easiest way to make this into a compound sentence is to use but or and between them. These two words (but and and) are coordinating conjunctions. But requires a comma.
Katelyn loves to bake cakes, but she would bake (more) if she had the time.
Another way is to use a semicolon
Katelyn loves to bake cakes; she would bake (more) if she had the time.
