i do believe the answer is a
everything in this paragraph is in past tense, except 'everyone stops', which is in present tense
it should be "everyone stopped and wondered..."
<span>Well, if you want that "Super Cool" camera, you're going to buy it eventually anyway, right? So, either use the gift card towards it, or use your own money and use the gift card towards something you may possibly want in the future. Personally, I'd get the camera now with it and save your money for a later purchase. XD
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Bungle means to mess up. sometimes used with people who have butterfingers (slippery fingers, drop lots of stuff)
a sentence
'Don't bungle it up this time.'
Hi, the answer would be D - direct object. It cannot be the subject, because the subject of the sentence is "the essay". It isn't object of a preposition, as there is no preposition there. It is not a possessive, and given that this adjectival clause is a part of "the mountain", which is a direct object, it must be a direct object as well.
