Answer:
Too many people go to the mall and waste too much time shopping at two stores.
Explanation:
Replace two with Too, we are not combining Two and many together.
Replace too with to, we are talking about where they went.
Replace to with too, talking about the exaggeration of time spent
Replace too with two, talking about numbers here
Answer:
the leaves are the object
Explanation:
its direct??
Answer:
I dont understant what you are asking
Explanation:
Ask a better question
Answer:
A warrior <u>frightens</u> a gruesome monster <u>away.</u>
Explanation:
When you complete a sentence you have to make sure that the combination o verb and predicate are compatible, and that they express in the best possible way what you are trying to say. So let's analyze the answers:
1) frightens; away: this is grammatically correct, and both words combine well and add meaning to the message.
2) splits; in half: this is grammatically incorrect, it would have to be "into halves" or "in two"
3) kills; forever: kills already implies is forever, it is repetitive
4)beats; in pieces: beats doesn't imply that the monster was split into pieces, so these two words don't combine.
