This statement is true - a compound subject is indeed one that contains two or more simple subjects.
You need an adverb here, as it will modify the verb, not a noun (or is not a predicate) so the correct answer is "well" - option b.
Mrs. Johnson's relationship with Mrs. Kennedy is polite and somewhat formal, while her relationship with Mrs. Connally is intimate and familiar. Mrs. Johnson has trouble finding the words to say to Mrs. Kennedy, but she feels free to cry with and console Mrs. Connelly.
Answer:
A shopping mall is a huge shopping complex or a structure which offers a number of shops.
A market can be on ground or vacant area and may also consist of some concrete buildings/shops.
Explanation:
Pretty much a shopping mall is one big place that holds other stores offering different things. While a market is one small store offering a certain amount of things.
