Answer:
the central idea of the paragraph?
Explanation:
a Paragraph is a central idea
The correct answer is "object complement", because it follows a direct object (in this case "the normally flat land") and renames it or states what it has become. It cannot be "predicative nominative" because "hilly" is not a noun, "direct object" here is "the normally flat land", and a predicate adjective follows a linking verb (for example, She is PRETTY.) So the only option left is "object complement".
It suggest's mystery by using a date that seems to be picked at random.
im pretty sure it is problem and solution if not think it is sequence
The revision that uses subordination to revise the example is C: "Although it took me a while to get used to the new software, now I like it". Subordinate clauses begin with a subordinate conjuction or a relative pronoun and contains a subject and a verb. However, they are dependent because they do not express a complete thought and therefore cannot stand on their own.
*Although it took me a while to get used to the new software
As you can see, the sentence does not express a complete thought. That is why it is grammatically incorrect.
