The sentence that is correctly punctuated is: Corey Windsor, the boy in the white shorts, will be playing on the tennis team this spring. The correct answer is option C. This sentence contains an appositive phrase. An appositive phrase consists of words that describes or renames the noun beside it. Appositive phrases are often set off from the main sentence with the use of commas, because these are only added information.
Answer:
This question is highly subjective lol. My answer would be the former (loyal Muslim opposed to constant cheating American)
Explanation:
If your thing is to be cheated on then by all means go for the American girl, but personally I'd rather not be in a relationship as such. I feel like this question is only difficult for people who reeeeally don't want to date Muslim women, unless they like being with women who sleep with many other men.
I'm curious to know what class this question was asked for and what your answer is though
First of all, it implies that this is occurring in the future, but not extremely far like 10,000 years from now; it's a reasonable amount of time away. Second of all, because of the word "finally," we can infer that everyone in that society is equal and that the general consensus about the equality is good. Because the author uses the word "finally," it makes it seem like they've finally made it through a struggle to reach equality.
