Answer: B) as a result
Explanation:
The meaning of the phrase "in consequence" is "as a result."
If something happens first, and something else happens afterwards in consequence, it happens as a result of the first event.
In this particular example, a man has lost his mind because of an event that is not mentioned, and has not been sane since then. His insanity is, therefore, a result (or a consequence) of that event. We can assume that the person described a traumatic event that the man experienced, and the other person replied with a question:<em> "And he lost his mind in consequence?"
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Answer:
"And right then, I was determined to put a stop to her foolish pride. "
Explanation:
Just took the test on edg
It could be bold print because authors use bold print to signal important information or new words. Hope I’m right :)
I think that the awnser is : " B. Adverb" but not so sure
