Answer:
Correct Answer is "E"
E) Semantic rules
Explanation:
It can be defined as;
Rules that describe the meaning of language opposite to its structure.
ex. It is possible for us to agree that cakes are for eating and movies are for watching.
Answer: A) Filled with.
Explanation: A connotational meaning of a word, is the meaning the reader can give to it, according to the context, it is the contrary of denotational meaning which is the literal meaning of a word, the one that we can find in a dictionary. In this case, according to the context, the connotational meaning of the word "laden" is "filled with", with tha meaning the sentence makes completely sense.
Answer:
1. While he ate, my cousin Rob told us where him and Josh had camped.
2. Rob, who is in college, had taken my nine year old brother camping.
3. Rob had photos on his phone of the lovely lake near their campsite.
4. We put a drawing of the lake that Josh had made on the fridge.
Answer:
verbs I think I am not sure
by putting her seashells back in her ears and moving on with her sleep.
