D. “We decided to go to the pool.”
A sounds weird, B is incomplete, and C has random periods, leaving D
An adjective clause always comes before the word it modifies.
For example: RED rose
the word 'red' describes what the rose looks like.
For another example: TALL building. The word 'tall' tells us how big or small the building is. Therefore, the adjective clause always comes before the word if modifies
Paragraph is a word used in <em>standard english</em> and <u>would not</u> be considered a jargon.
Hope this helps!
In b and d "address" is a verb - so, no, it can't be an object
In C it's part of the phrase "adress book"
In a) it's the direct object. What should you write? the (new) address!
A. "where there are noises, there are animals. where there are animals, there is land, she thought.
