B. caught at the office
A phrase is not a sentence and can't stand alone. Caught at the office can't stand alone as a sentence; it is a <u>participial</u> phrase because it consists of a participle (<em>caught</em>) and a prepositional phrase (<em>at the office</em>).
It is ironical because because Ozmandias considered himself to be the strongest and most powerful, he also thought that he would be remembered forever will all his great works.
This answer would be true. The sellers are trying to get you to buy something as of puting up advertisements to persuade that person to buy from you.
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Answer:
D. means
Explanation:
Context definition
The part of a text or statement that surrounds a particular word or passage and determines its meaning
Compainionship, honesty, and similar interests are 1.
Loyalty and trustworthiness are 2.
Money, influence, physical appearance and popularity does not matter to me because why would you want some snobby friend who isnt honest and just stabs your back all the time?
