Answer:
-a very typical example of a certain person or thing.
-an original that has been imitated.
-a recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology.
Explanation:
Different answers!
Answer:
non-count nouns:
astronomy, sunshine, intelligence, water, rain
count nouns:
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I would say A. because questions have nothing to do with head aches so B is out. C is out because you wouldn't generally find joy in that or would you reask many questions. D. is a no because what does sleep have to do with questions.
First, a subject is the part of the sentence that the sentence is usually about. In this case, it is who performs an action. The verb usually describes an action. In this sentence, went and bought are the verbs since they describe what someone did/what happened. The thing/person that went somewhere and bought something was Shelley, making Shelley the subject.
