Answer:
D.When that runner puts her mind to it, she can outrun anyone in her class.
Explanation:
In English grammar, a subordinate clause is a group of words that has both a subject and a verb
Subject: a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.
Verb: a word used to describe an action
The subject here is : The runner
The verb here is: puts her mind to it
<span>This shows that someone will leave their family stick to your blood means stick to your direct blood line AKA family) and the family will take revenge and therefore have blood stick to you (literally).</span>
Those are the force of friendship bonds.... I think.
The answer is she because she is a "subject pronoun", which can only be used as a subject. The other pronouns (us, them, her) are called "object pronoun", which cannot be used because it can only be used as an object
Answer:
The correct answer is "Flock"
Explanation:
Collective nouns are words that denote a group of people or things.
In this case, the noun that makes reference to a group of things is "flock".
Flock means a group of birds. In this example it refers to a group of geese.
The rest of the options are incorrext since A) is a singular noun, C) is an adverb and D) is a proper noun.