Answer:
use one word and try to stick with it
Answer:
B
Explanation:
First you can eliminate D because is shows nothing about whether the trip was fun.
While C shows they enjoyed the time, it could be 'what they needed' because it was relaxing or just an escape from reality. Not because it was incredibly fun.
A and B both show he most likely enjoyed the trip, but B is better because A still leaves room for questions. While in B you know that they enjoyed the trip because its directly said it was "the best trip ever", A he could be smiling because he's happy to see his dad or something else. B gives the most direct answer to the question.
3. Offended and disappointed have negative connotations. They’re not good. Satisfied is content, it’s more neutral. Delighted is highly positive.
You are invited to a cook-out, most likely. If you have buns and chips and meat to put on a grill, it will will most likely be a cook-out.
I hope this answer helps.
Answer:
The first sentence just needs a period. Although, the second sentence is what is wrong here, this is how it should be written, "We sat by the fireplace, ate dinner, and made smores." Because you can't just jam a bunch of words together and hope it makes a sentence, a sentence needs to make sense so the readers and understand what you're writing.
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