B.) Verb phrase
The verb phrase usually follows the subject and tells you what the subject is doing. The phrase "was attending" tells you what the president of the company is doing. The verb phrase contains the action verb "attending" and the helping verb "was". A noun clause is a dependent clause that acts as a noun. An adjectival phrase describes a noun such as "the mandatory sales" describes the type of meeting. An adverbial clause is a dependent clause that functions as an adverb.
Answer: The main idea is the central idea of a story (the most important idea throughout the story) and a summary is what the story is about
Explanation:
Answer: Look - direct your eyes to / See - perceive by sight; to see.
Explanation:
Look - direct your eyes to - points to a vaguer idea of vision. Not so accurate. Example: I was looking (at) the image while praying. "Someone may be looking at an image, but they are thinking elsewhere, for example.
See - perceive by sight; to see.
In this case, we understand that seeing is more "intense", less superficial. Example: When you look at this picture, what do you see?
C. Commas are used after a list, or to seperate two thoughts in one sentence.
Allah is an Arabic word for god in Islam
