1) “mind if - if I..”
2) “I - I don’t..”
3) marathon - she really did!
4) “There - There’s a ghost..”
5) North pole alone - what a brave man!
6) final encore - what a performance!
7) “What - What was I..”
8) boat damaged - what bad luck!
9) On Monday night - or was it Tuesday - we went to the opera.
10) forgetting something - what is it?
The question above is an excellent example of a word analogy. A word analogy is usually used to indicate the comparison of elements containing similarities in their definition. For the case above, it establishes the industry to its product thus the answer would be the third choice "cars."
Answer:
isnt the red flower fire?
Explanation:
Yes, but when using a comma the 2nd part of the sentence typically can't stand alone. On the other hand, semicolons are used to connect two related sentences that can stand alone.
Answer:
The mayor commemorates and gives praise to those who were killed while building the bridge
Explanation:
Phrases like "a number of lives have been lost", "faithfully unto the death no less than of that great army of men who have wrought year in and year out, to execute the great design" and "Let us give our meed of praise to-day" is the sign of the mayor praising those who died whie building the bridge.
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