<span>"D. after the helping verb" is the answer. The correct example for this is the sentence "</span><span>' He doesn't always arrive late". He used the adverb "always" to describe his arrival and the word before it is a helping verb which is "doesn't".</span>
Answer:
Bountiful Givers,
I look along the years
And See the flowers you threw
Anemones
And sprigs of gray
Sparse heather of the rocks,
Or a wild violet
Or daisy of a daisied field.
Here You go
The invention of potato chips
Answer:
inflicting or intended as punishment.
Explanation:
Are messy, contain too much information.