Marcus is giving a speech arguing the school board president hasn't been doing his job properly. Which would be the most appropr
iate sentence to include in his speech? A.
Despite the rocky relationship, I do think our president does really care about what we care about, you know?
B.
How dare you only think of yourself while the school continues to suffer, clearly believing the world only revolves around your wants at the expense of our schools!
C.
We like, need a better computer lab and larger laboratories, so that we can be better at school and stuff.
D.
Furthermore, the bonus you gave yourself, despite the tight school budget, proves you are unconcerned with maintaining our state-of-the-art facilities.
Furthermore, the bonus you gave yourself, despite the tight school budget, proves you are unconcerned with maintaining our state-of-the-art facilities.
D. Furthermore, the bonus you gave yourself, despite the tight school budget, proves you are unconcerned with maintaining our state-of-the-art facilities.
"whenever I go to the movies' "a tornado tearing through town" and one more but I can't tell where the options are separated
Explanation:
A clause is a sentence part that CAN'T stand alone- for example, "Samir lives on Green Street" can be a sentence by itself so is NOT a clause. Hope this helps!
