Just pick what one sounds right lbvs
Answer:
A crush or a squeeze with force so that it becomes flat soft or out of shape
Explanation:
<span>The correct answer that will complete the sentence is:
</span>A - to/for/at <span>
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So the sentence becomes: “I am writing to apologize for his
deplorable behavior at the wedding ceremony.”
"To" is used to introduce a verb in its base form; "for" refers to the receiver or object; and "at" indicates a place or event.
The phrase, "she never smiled" might suggest that 'she' is sad, or unhappy based on her lack of showing those emotions through a smile.
If a dependent clause comes before an independent clause, the type of punctuation required is a comma.
Example : When I saw the destruction, I cried.
