The correct answer is phrase, option D. A group of words that functions as a part of speech, but lacks a subject or a predicate is a phrase. It is a conceptual unit, and is only a part of a clause. Examples of phrases are: department store, my children, believing in fairies, and a big, black wolf.
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Answer:
Twice a year
Explanation:
Your question is incomplete, but I assume that the sentence you were given is:
<em>The women’s club held fundraisers on a </em><em><u>semiannual</u></em><em> basis.</em>
The underlined word is <em>semiannual.</em> The prefix in this word is <em>semi-</em><em>, </em>which means <em>half</em>. For example, a semicircle is half a circle.
<em>Semiannual</em> means <em>twice a year.</em> Once half a year passed, the women's club held a fundraiser, meaning that they organized fundraisers twice a year.
Answer: Efforts are underway to try and get the river locks on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal closed in order to stop the spread of two invasive species of fish known as the Asian carp and the Snakehead. ... Biologists believe they must keep them out of the Great Lakes or many native fish species will be threatened
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