Remember that prepositions are direction words. “Above, after, along...” so D is the best fitting answer. Hope this was helpful, if so, please rate my answer as ‘the brainliest’
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The given passage would be most appropriate for students who are familiar with literary jargon. Such students are most likely to be familiar with such terms as characters, setting, plot, themes etc. They should be familiar with all genres of literature like horror, science fiction, romance,suspense etc. They should have read all types of literature like novels, poetry, and drama. Those students who do not understand these literary terms, and how they are used in literary context would be unable to understand the given passage.
Ned wakes up Aronnax saying "We're going to escape". They planned on leaving at 10:00pm before the moon lit up the night, Ned seems to have seen land somewhere not too far away. The weather was terrible but, they did not seem to mind as they were ready to experience death.<span />
Riding a skateboard is a phrase
A phrase can not have verb and subject together. riding a skateboard doesn't have subject. the others are clause.they have both subject and verb.
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The question posted above has no choices given but if this question has the same choices as the ones posted before, the answer will be letter D .
<span>D. This excerpt reflects capitalism, because it emphasizes an exchange based on free will.</span>
