To identify the verbal in the sentence below we need to know that unlike ordinary verbs, verbals are not inflected for person and tense. Infinitives often preceded by to , gerunds and present participles are verbals that can function as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.
The puppy, Charlie, wanted to play with everyone around him.
Verbal: to play
Type of verbal: infinitive with to
This passive accommodation that tries to go along with what the other wants is called the obliging style.
(Option c. obliging)
~Good luck!
Answer:
Dilapidated- D. Rundown
Explanation:
Dilapidated Definition- Partly ruined, destroyed.
Closest meaning to that is rundown.
Answer:
He kisses her.
Explanation:
He kissed her on the lips which made her hit him back with a spinning stick. She considers his actions inappropriate and disrespectful.
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