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"<em>Tom went to the grocery store, and Jerry went to the library."</em>
The correct answer is A. Compound sentence.
<em>A compound sentence is one composed by two independent clauses joined by a conjunction. </em>
- <em>Independent clauses: </em>It is a sentence that can stand alone (It has no need of complement to have a logical meaning), in the sentence there are two independent clauses:
<em>1. Tom went to the grocery store -- 2. Jerry went to the library.</em>
- <em>Conjunction: </em>It is a connector, in this case is one of the coordinating conjunctions (For, AND, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So) and it connects the two independent clauses.
number 1 is confusing
2.Jeannette seeks out a real job because her babysitting income wasn't making up the difference for the grocery money. The obtains this job by dressing up and going to a jeweler store that was hiring and she lied about her age. Describe how Jeannette feels about her job at the jewelry store.
3.Mr. Becker. The owner of Becker's Jewel Box. He hires Jeannette as an assistant and pays her $40 an hour.
BUT this is my opinon lol she couldve handled it a different way if you wanna go with she did not have a right
i beleive she had a right to steal because if he wasnt paying her for working at his shop then why arent u paying her shes working there for a reason which is money. What i would've done was keep the watch then the next day when hes looking for it ask him wheres my money and if he doesn't answer then ima keep it
It's me Sopnila and your?
I am good and What about you?
Answer:
B). "The Star-Spangled Banner"
Explanation:
The star spangled banner is the title of the National anthem of the United States of America. The anthem was said to have been culled from a lyrics written in 1814 by an amateur poet called Francis Scott Key. His poem was titled 'Defense of Fort M' Henry. The national athem is considered a national symbol both for the citizens and the country as a whole. All countries have a national athem which is meant to be an adopted cultural hymn, song or poem which stands as a symbolizes the hallmark of the nation.
