The grammatical name is Conjunctional Clause and the subject housewife supplements the conjunction a/an
Indirect characterization is implied by the author
Answer:
Infinitives as adjectives examples
Adjectives and participial adjectives followed by infinitives
amazed * delighted lucky
anxious determined motivated
ashamed eager pleased
astonished * fortunate prepared
careful glad proud
Answer:
The correct answer is <u>C</u>: If he loses the bet, Thomas will have to buy a new jersey for everyone on the team.
Explanation:
We use comma if the <em>if</em> clause appears at the beginning of the sentence.
A: This is not the correct answer as the period appears in the wrong position. We use the period to terminate a declarative sentence. Since this is a conditional sentence, we do not use periods to separate a conditional sentence, nor to interrupt the thought or meaning.
B: A semicolon is unnecessary; we use a semicolon to link two independent sentences and to join at least two ideas with an equal position or ranking. In this case, we are missing some information from the first part, so we cannot use a semicolon, because the first sentence is incomplete and out of sense.
D: This is not the correct answer, because we do not use a comma if the <em>if </em>clause appears at the end of the sentence.
The English word "Commit" comes from two Latin words which are "com-" which means mean and "mittere" which means to put or send. These two Latin words are later on combined and formed the word "Committere" which means to join. This Latin word then changed into the word "Commit" which is a late Middle English word.
