You should not get up and you should not make dinner. You need to stay in bed because you’re sick. You need to give your body a chance to get well. You will only get better with rest.
This contains a compound and a complex sentence. (NOT compound-complex)
The compound is “You should not get up and you should not make dinner.” The word “and” makes it a compound sentence.
The complex is “You need to stay in bed because you’re sick.” The independent clause is “you need to stay in bed” and the dependent clause is “because you’re sick.”
Answer:
that it expressd what many women were already feeling
I flew up the stairs to my new apartment, opened the door and skipped over the threshold. I examined the room which looked sufficient and felt generous. Excited to get a better view of the surrounding neighborhood, I threw open the windows and was met with a wonderful smell, freshly baked bread. Living next to a bakery would really be amazing. As I sank into the recycled chair in the middle of the room, I wondered what life away from home would be like. I was ready to see what would come next.
Answer: The answer is C. The infinitive "to know" is functioning as an object.
