A. immediately
which means: at once, instantly
Answer:
Wilma will be in charge of lighting the candles; we will not be turning on the lights.
see how after the word candles it looks like something is missing? that's how I knew where to put the semicolon. It can be used as a sort of comma.
Usually you use a colon when you're listing something, or explaining something. you can look up some examples for each.
example: There are only two choices this time: fight or freeze.
A patriotic feeling towards the country you reside in. Like patriotism, or national pride
Answer: Spending the weekend in the countryside is very wonderful.
Explanation:
To answer this question, we need to rephrase the sentence using the provided first word.
The first sentence has the following form:
Verb + “to verb”
This form is used when referencing something in the future, usually a goal and not a process.
To rephrase it using the word "spending," we should use the following form:
Verb + “-ing”
This form also refers to an action, although is based on experience and is usually a process, not a goal.