Question

1. Select the correct word that indicates the demonstrative adjective in the sentence.

Answer 1

Number 1: A
Number 2: There is no conjunction bolded ..
Number 3: D

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Answer 2

1. Those

Demonstrative adjectives are adjectives that modify nouns or pronouns by pointing or indicating if they are near or far in distance or time. Those is a demonstrative adjective because it modifies the noun "shoes" by indicating some shoes that are far in distance.

2. Subordinating

Subordinating conjunctions are conjunctions that introduce a subordinating (or dependent) clause, and that join dependent clauses to independent clauses. There are many subordinating conjunctions, one of them is in order that. In the sentence, this conjunction helps to make a transition between an independent clause (the judge listened to the explanation) and a dependent one (in order that he might decide fairly.), and it also serves to introduce the latter.

3. The word “very” is an adverb describing to what extent.

In the sentence, very does not act as an adjective because it is not describing a noun, instead, it acts as an adverb because it modifies an adjective: beautiful by describing to what extent or degree the coral reef was beautiful.