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Abundant, bc it would describe how many flowers there are, does that make sense?
This is a simple sentence. You can not split this sentence into two or more sentences (that is a sign that it is either a complex sentence or compound-complex). It also has not conjunction (and, but, yet, nor, and a few more that I can't think of right now)
Hope this helped!
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<span>Where is the speaker situated as he describes the landscape?
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Answer:
the act of allowing to enter
