Answer:
The sentence that is punctuated correctly is:
1. I wouldn't eat those cabbages if I were you.
Explanation:
We may be tempted to add a comma when we see "if" in a sentence, but we must think twice before we do. <u>We will only need that comma if the clause that contains the "if" is the first one.</u> For example:
- If you see her, tell her to call me.
However, <u>when the if-clause is the second one, there is not need for the comma at all:</u>
- Tell her to call me if you see her.
With that in mind, we can choose the first option as the correct one:
1. I wouldn't eat those cabbages if I were you.
The answer is B, words that have double meaning.
Answer:
the answer to your question is D: an allegory
100% Sure
Actions, over thoughts. One can be held back, the question is inevitably simple. While there are multiple conclusions really only saying what they do makes more sense.
Think of it like this. You think of a design but put no effort, versus you make the design, and could possibly profit.
This should clear it up for you.
