Defend a teen's choice to choose abstinence versus sexual activity.
Answer: I believe that a teens choice to be abstinent versus be sexualy active is the right thing to do. Why, well simply because it is up to him whether or not he wants it that way. The only thing that I would make sure that the teen does is to conduct research or provide him with factual information about the subject so that before making a decision he dies it knowing fully well the causes and effects.
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If "Those clothes, books and computer supplies" is the sentence youre talking about try this
Those clothes, books and computer supplies need to get off the floor and put up.
Those clothes,books and computer supplies is the main things we need to get from the store.
Answer:
Relative Clause.
Explanation:
A relative clause is the clause that consists of a subject and a verb. This clause begins with relative pronouns such as 'who, whose, whom, where, when, that, etc.' A relative clause helps in relating to something else in the sentence.
A relative clause is a dependent clause that helps in the identification of the noun that precedes it.
For example, The girl, whom the narrator met in the train, was blind.
In the above stated example, whom' is the relative pronoun that is used to identify the noun that preceded it, that is 'the girl.'
So, the correct answer is a relative clause.
I don’t see anything from to chose from
