Answer:
held the bouquet of white roses
The correct answer is D. A prepositional phrase means that it starts with a preposition. And in these examples, D is the only one that starts with a preposition "on".
Answer:
The second sentence uses the definition of the word.
Explanation :
In the second sentence the subject takes a medication that makes him/her "soporific", meaning it promprs him/her to sleep. Hence, the person has to avoid driving since it can be dangerous. In the rest of the example there is no logical connection between the noun affected by "soporific" and the predicate: in all the other cases the effects stated are those of excitement, accelaration, and enhancement.
it is not!
this is a normal sentence but instead of a point, it has been replaced by a question mark.
a correct answer would be:
Does one of the girls have a bicycle?
Answer:
its the last one. "Daniel, will you be my date to the movies?" Asked Tammy
Explanation:
Because the first one doesn't have a '," after Daniel, and none of the other options have the "Asked Tammy" correctly capitalized. :)
