A subordinate clause is A) A clause that cannot stand alone as a sentence.
That is, it is dependent on transforming or correlating the main clause.
Answer:
The words which contain affixes are the following ones:
unhappy
reread
restless
comfortable
Explanation:
Affixes are the category to which both prefixes and suffixes belong. We use affixes when we want to add a certain meaning to a word (a verb, a noun or an adjective):
Adjective "happy" + prefix "un"= unhappy (the prefix implies "not happy").
Verb "read" + prefix "re"= reread (the prefix implies repetition).
Verb "rest" + suffix "less"= restless (the verb is modified by the suffix, and the word becomes an adjective that carries the idea of denial: someone who does not rest).
Abstract noun "comfort" + suffix "able"= comfortable (the noun is modified by the suffix and becomes an adjective: an object or a place that offers comfort).
A complex sentence is a kind of sentence structure that consists of an independent clause and one dependent clause. The sentence that is an example of a complex sentence is: Ginny likes cats because they are smart. The correct answer would be option B.
Answer:
When the tide is low where the crab was born
Explanation:
It’s says in the last sentences the moment of darkest skin is when the tide is low
Harper Lee once received one year’s wages as a gift from a friend
