Answer:
very is an adverb
Explanation:
its describing how much the machinist was tired
It hard to answer this question without more information,but off the top of my head I would say capitalism?
Answer:
22 Orchard Way,
Sacramento.
29th July 2020.
19 Allen Avenue,
New York.
Home Depot Headquarters
COMPLAINT ABOUT STRANGE BILLS
Hello, i received a bill from you two days ago for some repairs done about a damaged fan that does not exist, and then this morning, I got another bill saying it was for the hose of a new Phantom Hawk GT that I never ordered.
Perhaps this is a big mix-up and I hope it is rectified and these strange bills stop because I would be forced to take more stringent action should this ugly trend continue.
Yours Sincerely,
Mason Mount
You could come up with any independent clause and add it to this sentence.
For example, “The kids sprinted out the door”.
You can either add this to the front or end of the sentence.
“The kids sprinted out of the door as soon as the bell was rung”
“As soon as the bell was rung, the kids sprinted out of the door.”
Make sure to use a comma to separate the clauses if you’re going to put the main clause at the end of the sentence.
Hope this helped
