The two lovers seemed doomed from the day. Set up like a bowling pin, and knocked out the very way.
How could they live with out each other, not a peak nor a stare or a quick view of one another.
Cast down to the pits of Hades they remain, and not each and everyone nor wits are the same.
Eurydice once bit. Tragedy came in a lickety- Split.
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An adjective phrase <span>is a </span>phrase<span> whose head word is an </span><span>adjective.
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The above sentence reads:
<span>The black dog with the red collar is very gentle with children.
* The black dog * is the noun
* very( adverb) gentle* - adjective
*with (preposition* children (noun) *
</span> The adjective phrase in the sentence is: very gentle with children.
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Answer:
can I get the passage please
Answer:
A because you're like the third person there it isn't D cause that's like yourself and c is past tense
Explanation:
A is the answer
