Answer: D. lunches and river
In the sentence presented above, the two common nouns are <em>lunches and river. </em><em> Maria and Julio </em>are not common nouns but proper nouns<em>. Eat </em>is a verb and <em>side</em> is a noun however, brought and eat are both verbs.
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Answer:
Smiled
- grinned
Lucky
- favored
Mocked
- scoffed
Soaked
- drenched
Happy
- elated.
Explanation:
Words that have the same denotation means the words that are similar in their meaning. Denotation also means having the same literal meaning, contrary to the connotative meaning which signifies the intended meaning but which is not literally expressed.
The given words and their similar denotations are-
Smiled is the same as grinned, involving the same physical movement or change of the face.
Lucky is the same as favored, making someone who got positive results.
Mocked and scoffed are two similar words that show a negative or sarcastic expression to something.
Soaked and drenched both mean something or anything that is wet due to water.
Happy and elated both show a feeling of joy, happiness, and cheerfulness.
