@jadeRose19 is correct. The answer would be A.) “If his wit be not apt to distinguish or find differences, let him study the Schoolmen. . . ."
Could I see your answer choices and the passage
Answer:
The above quote means that words are the necessary elements/inputs that are required to form a meaningful syntax.
Explanation:
To understand this quotation, we must first understand the meaning of the word syntax. The general meaning of the word syntax is 'arranging phrases or words into complete meaningful sentences.'
The above quote means that words are the necessary elements/inputs that are required to form a meaningful syntax. Without the words, no syntax can be formed. The syntax is the process itself while the words are the primary elements of forming a meaningful syntax.
The simple subject is an individual noun or noun substitute acting as subject.
Answer: Simple Subject
I. Things I remember best
A: Nursery school days
<span>B: Kindergarten
1. Opening days
</span>2. Learning to read
3. <span>Graduation
II. Elementary school
A. First grade mysteries
1. New surroundings
2. New teacher
3. New rules
</span><span>4. School work
5. Getting used to the routine
a. Cafeteria
b. assembly
c. School bus
B. My early school days
</span><span>C. Early acquaintances
1. The playground
2. Friends and foes</span>
