C.
The others are not complete thoughts, they are dependent clauses.
The exciting end of a baseball game (what about it?)
Two energetic women walking in the park... came across a pond. (That's better)
Started his homework late Sunday night.. and as a consequence he was late to school on Monday. Now it sounds more complete
Either one A. Or C. They both would
Answer - Infinitive
A verb that starts with "to" is in an infinitive verb form. Typically, an infinitive can function as adverbs, adjectives or as nouns; it usually does not function as a verb. Also, an infinitive <span>has no inflection binding it to a particular subject or tense.</span>
Answer:
She taught Helen what words were. She also taught Helen to speak.
Explanation:
When Miss Sullivan put Helen's hands under the water spout, suddenly, Helen understood what words were. Eventually, that led to Helen speaking and even giving speeches.
Answer:
My whole life is complicated
Explanation:
