What are the underlined words?
Answer: D, line 5, beside the lake, beneath the trees
Explanation: 'Beside' and 'beneath' both start with a "be" sound.
Answer:
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Explanation:
part a
peace found in nature can sustain one in the city
part b
The countryside is full of the sounds of nature and the call of the whippoorwill.
though I'm not 100% on these, I'm pretty sure they're right
This is a quote from Julius Caesar
In a sentence, conjunctive adverbs can be very useful in a paragraph or an essay. Authors tend to use these a lot since they add interest in the story and keep it a bit more advanced but not too wacky. Their three uses are: joining adverbs, joining clauses, and joining phrases. Since i cannot see your examples i will make 2 of my own. "The inspector said it was a crime According to recent evidence, however, The inspector didn't gather enough evidence to prove his statement." Note the words in bold. These are our conjunctive adverbs. Have a great day sir.
