Answer:
Colonists, goods, knowledge, native americans
Explanation:
the rest of the answers contain nouns and adjectives
Answer:
You have to read and listen to the story in activity one. Do you have an audio of it? Thank you.
The answer to the first question is comma. Making the sentence the following:
<em>'Andrea baked a cake </em><u><em>,</em></u><em> but it was too dry.'</em>
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The answer to the second question is the fourth option. Good luck!
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You can find the infinitive phrase by placing 'to' in font of each of the words. My teacher taught me this. Whichever statements make sense are the infinitive phrases.
So lets begin:
To before
To the
To show (show the noun; like event, so 'to event')
To they
To went
To to
To find
To the
To water (again the noun; like liquid)
To fountain
Of course the only phrase that makes sense is 'to find', so I believe the statement beginning with 'to find' is the correct answer.
'to find the water show'
Sorry this was long, but hope it helps anyways :)
The list that shows the words in alphabetical order is b
