The answer is A: request.
To request means to ask, usually, though not necessarily, in a polite way for something, commonly a favor with which one needs assistance or help.
Again, though it is not necessarily always the case, the action of requesting is often accompanied by humility and gratitude on the side of the person asking for something, and it is accompanied by satisfaction on the side of the one who is being asked.
I believe it’s “People should not fear space weather because violent events are rare and space is vast” because the paragraph wants to convince you that space weather shouldn’t be one of things you should be worrying about.
My best guess is C because a<span>n </span>active verb <span>is when the </span>verb<span> is clearly the subject of the sentence.</span>
Answer:
1. Jan, Dot, Steve, and Corey are coming to the party.
2. I have called the guests, bought the neighbors, and warned the neighbors
3. I think this will be a loud, enjoyable, and exciting party.
4. Can you bring plates, napkins, and cups?
5. Sarah walked, ran, and even rode a bike to get here.
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