This question is incomplete because it is not explained which is the italicized word; here is the complete question:
Decide whether the italicized word is being used as a determiner or a pronoun.
<em>This</em> project has spiraled out of control. determiner pronoun
The answer to this question is A. Determiner
Explanation:
In grammar, a determiner is a word placed before a noun that provides more information about this. In the English language, determiners include words such as the, this, my, one, etc. On the other hand, a pronoun is a word that replaces a noun such as she, they, etc. According to this, in the sentence "This project has spiraled out of control" the word "this" is a determiner because it is placed before the noun "project" and provides more information about the noun by specifying the project the speaker is referring to.
Answer:
One of the last two, but I believe its C..?
Explanation:
Its gotta be C bruh
Oh my....i met a lot of 2 faced people. 2 faced people are people who have your back one day then turn away. They are also non-real friends. They basically betray you after a while!
<em><u>HOPE THIS HELPED!!</u></em>
answer: d Sarah forgeting to take her school project
explanation
she was rushing so she forgot to bring her project to school.
