<span>If an adverb modifies a verb, where should you generally place it in a sentence?
A. Near the verb, since you already said that before the verb is incorrect.
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Camilia played a lovely little song ans then proudly showed off her new ocarina, which some people call a sweet potato.
Answer:
One must know the process of hiring servants.
Explanation:
Hello? In Spanish, it would be <em>hola</em>, if that's your question
The answer is a. Conjecture is defined as a guess, opinion, theory, or the formation of such theory or opinion. Discourse is a written or spoken debate. An interjection is an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption. A precursor is a person or thing that comes before something else (forerunner). Thus, the only word that would make sense in this sentence is conjecture, especially when you take into account that the sentence states that it was later on proven correct. Only a conjecture can be proven correct.
