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This expression usually refers to solving two problems with one solution or action.
For example, if you need to cash a check and make a bank transfer, you can do them both in <em>one trip</em> to the bank.
I Can explain it isnt worth it cause ots to time consuming and u waste your life away studding stuff u wont use in the future
Answer:
declarative
Explanation:
This is declarative since a declaration is being made. There are no questions or exclamations nor commands.
I assume that the verbal phrase underlined was "to arrive at the base camp"
It's an infinitive verbal phrase as it focuces on the indefinite form "to arrive"
It modified the word "eager", which is an adjective, and it gives more information about how eager, or what the reason for the eagerness was - this means it's an adverb phrase
So the answer is: infinitive; adverb
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "c. it adds a sense of exotic intrigue to the plot of the story." The statement that most closely describes the significance of Papa's Samurai heritage is that <span>it adds a sense of exotic intrigue to the plot of the story</span>
