Since this sentence doesn't have a comma, compound or complex is out of the question. This sentence is short and clear.
Your final answer should be that this sentence is a simple sentence.
Answer:
Manuel ate yogurt-covered pretzels.
Subject
: Manuel
Verb: ate
Completed thought: The yogurt-covered pretzels were eaten by Manuel
Explanation:
The subject of a sentence is the "doer" or "performer" of an action in a sentence.
The verb of a sentence is the word used to describe the action.
Answer:
A). Myself.
Explanation:
Intensive pronoun is exemplified as the process that primarily intends to emphasize the antecedent of the subject in the sentence. Such pronouns are often placed immediately after the noun or pronoun it qualifies. These pronouns necessarily ends with 'self' and function to highlight the antecedent that adds a special effect(as intended by the speaker). However, removing them(intensive pronoun) do not affect the meaning of the sentence.
In the given sentence, 'myself' is the only word that involves 'self' in it and possesses all the above mentioned traits which exemplifies that it is the intensive pronoun. It immediately follows the subject 'I' and emphasizes the antecedent 'myself'. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
