For Jefferson, the essential components of the contention for partition lie in an absence of regard. Jefferson outlines the contention that the infringement of monetary and political rights that the Colonists have needed to endure were the consequence of an absence of regard. Jefferson is unequivocal in how the British government has declined to "consent" to the fundamental standards of poise and respectability that could empower a fruitful relationship and association to create.
Answer:
He sat laughing and playing with some pebbles
Explanation:
He seemed happy and joyful
The number 7 is in the first sentence
I reasd this book, and took the test last year its A.
The clause in these sentences are the words "which" and "who". They aren't needed because the rest of the sentence is still describing the same thing so these clauses can get deleted. As long as you do that you should get the right answer :)