The answer is c.<span>By 8 a.m., the Swansons were on the road.
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Answer:
3 - a option
4 - c option (not too sure about this one, all the options seem correct)
Explanation:
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Answer:
Easygoing
Explanation:
The only adjective in the given sentence is<em> easygoing</em> (= <em>relaxed and casual in style or manner</em>).
<em>The</em> is a definite article.
<em>Astronauts</em> is a noun.
<em>Were</em> is a verb.
<em>Not</em> is an adverb.
<em>Like</em> is a conjunction.
<em>Supergirl</em> is a noun.
<em>Was</em> is a verb.
Answer:
A. The ball slowly rolled around the rim and finally, dropped through the hoop.
Explanation:
Punctuation is the use of the grammatical signs to indicate correct sentence construction. These marks make the sentence right, indicating how the sentence is to be read or taken. The signs may be of the comma, full-stop, question mark, or an exclamation mark, among others.
From the given options, the nest sentence that punctuates it correctly for a pause is the first option. The sentence reads <em>"The ball slowly rolled around the rim and finally, dropped through the hoop."</em>, putting the pause (comma) after finally, where the change in the sentence is made.
The other options' use of the pause in the sentence, (sentence B- comma after rolled and rim), (sentence C uses ..... after rolled) while (sentence D used it after rim) are all wrong. "The ball rolled around the rim" is a free flow sentence with no need for a pause, while there is also no need for a pause after "rim".
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
Irony
Explanation:
Irony is a contrast between what's expected and what actually happens.
