It means that if someone doesn't like someone else, they can twist their words to make them seem like the bad guy.
Whatever man always tryna be funny
Laura's new coat was blue (main sentence), <u>and</u> her hat was burgundy. (main sentence). This sentence is C (Compound)
- Simple Sentence, contains a subject and a predicate as independent clause.
- Compound Sentence, contains two or more independent clauses, that is united by coordinating conjunction.
~ Laura's new coat was blue (main sentence), <u>and</u> her hat was burgundy. (main sentence). This sentence is C (Compound)
- and is coordinating conjunction
- Subject 1: Laura
- Verb 1: was (linking verb)
- Subject 2: her
- Verb 2: was (linking verb)
∴ So, it is obvious that this sentence is a Compound Sentence
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Discovering a quick way to handle a new problem is an example of resourcefulness. Option A is correct.
The definition of resourceful is the ability to overcome problems or to make do with what is available to create a solution.
An example of resourceful is a person who is able to find for herself, overcoming any potential obstacle that might arise without asking for help to move forward.
TLDR: The common noun is "sandwich".
A common noun is a person, place, or thing that isn't being described specifically. A proper noun is a person, place, or thing that is being described specifically. For example:
A house (CN), versus The White House (PN)
A Meatball Marinara (PN) versus a footlong sub (CN)
New York City (PN) versus The Big Apple (PN) versus a city (CN)
Proper nouns can typically be identified by being capitalized, however this may not always be the case! However, in this example, it is.
Start by looking for nouns - this sentence contains two, Carlene and sandwich. A sandwich is a common noun because it is generic, whereas Carlene is being specific - we're talking about a particular girl who happens to like sandwiches. Therefore, "sandwich" was the common noun in this sentence.
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