----sender's address----
27th Feb 20xx
Manager,
Palace Plaza,
UP,
India.
Respected Sir,
Subject: Poor service of the restaurant.
I, a costumer of Palace Plaza, would like to file a complaint against the poor service of the restaurant.
l am a regular takeout costumer and l love the fast food being prepared here. l also recommended this restaurant to many of my friends and family relatives. but, this is the first time l have come to the restaurant as a person. to avoid intense waiting for the table, i had booked a table near the fountain window. when l reached the restaurant i could find that the table had been occupied by a different costumer. i had to wait some time up to get the table free and clean. not only the delay l had to wait up but there was also delay in the arrival of the food.
i would like to thank you for hearing my concerns and l really look forward towards the next visit. i hope you would take my words into consideration.
yours truly,
--name--,
costumer of palace plaza.
Assuming that the underlined clause is : that i had missed the train,
the one that best describes the underlined clause is : A. Noun Clause
Technically, the underlined clause can stand alone as an independent clause. But if it putted together like this, it act as a noun
hope this helps
Answer:
I think the answer is Paragraph 3!
Explanation:
Paragraph 3 does not have a comma at,"I've got it!" shouted Ellie.
There should be a comma after: !",
<span>The correct answer is B. The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles. Real words are always capitalized in English grammar. Words like conjunctions are not capitalized which is why The in the first sentence is incorrectly capitalized, and To in the third, and Hunger Games should both be capitalized in the third sentence. </span>
Answer:
B) Ms. Humphrey turned left, she yielded to oncoming traffic.
Explanation:
Each phrase on either side of the comma are full sentences, with no connecting word between them
Hope this helps!
