The sentence that does not contain any punctuation errors is option C. Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and received a standing ovation. In this sentence, commas indicate here an additional information about Ms. Graves, and also to separate coordinating verbs which are "spoke" and "received".
The answers are as follows:
1. The pronoun in the sentence is 'HIS'. It is a POSSESSIVE pronoun. [PERSONAL PRONOUN]
2. The pronoun in the sentence is 'THOSE'. It is a DEMONSTRATIVE pronoun.
3. The pronoun in the sentence is 'THAT'. It is a RELATIVE pronoun.
4. The pronouns in the sentence are: 'SOMEBODY, HIS and HER'. 'Somebody' is an INDEFINITE PRONOUN, 'His' and 'Her' are possessive pronoun [Personal pronouns].
5. The pronouns in the sentences are 'WHICH and 'THEM'. 'Which' is an INTERROGATIVE pronoun, that is used to ask question while 'Them' is a PERSONAL pronoun.
6. The pronoun in the sentence is 'WHICH' It is a a RELATIVE pronoun.
7. The pronoun in the sentence is 'WHAT'. It is an INTERROGATIVE pronoun.
8. The pronoun in the sentence is 'THAT'. It is a DEMONSTRATIVE pronoun.
9. The pronouns in the sentence are 'WHOSE and THAT'. Whose is used as an interrogative pronoun in the sentence. 'THAT' is a DEMONSTRATIVE pronoun.
Pronouns are words that are used to replace nouns in sentences. There are different types of pronouns, these include: possessive, reflexive, reciprocal, relative, demonstrative, interrogative and indefinite pronouns. All these pronouns can be used either as subjects or objects in sentences.
to make (something, especially a person's hair) untidy.
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Answer:
cool
Explanation:
Start from the basics
Explain everything. Imagine that the person who was asking, knows nothing at all so you need to start from the very beginning.
Answer:
true
Explanation: if wrong im sorry.
