I wish to eat
I wish to eat something with flavor
i want to eat something super sweet
i want to devour and savor
Three layer cakes
Buffalo or maybe sour cream and onion dip
Grilled garlic smothered on top of steak
Funnel cake with grease that pops ur lip
chocolaty rich ice cream
sweet and thick runny honey
i wish to eat food that will make me scream
I will pay any type of money
i want food that will fill by belly
just please no one give me a peanut butter and jelly
I think the answer to this is B but im also thinking its A
The number of independent clauses is zero or none but there is only one subordinate clause. The clause "Although the sky was a lovely shade of blue" is an example of a subordinate clause, which is introduced by the subordinating conjunction "although". This sentence does have a subject and a verb but cannot convey a complete thought without the main clause.
He is daring. It wouldn’t be kind or helpful. So yea daring