The pronoun that correctly completes the sentence is option B. Whoever.
The complete sentence should be: Thank whoever brought this delicious fruit salad to dinner. We used "whoever" instead of whomever because it is used as a subjective pronoun. Whomever is used as an objective pronoun.
Hello. You have presented the excerpt to which this question refers, which makes it impossible to elaborate an answer with accuracy. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
To paraphrase the excerpt, it is necessary, first, that the excerpt be read. After reading it, you must rewrite it keeping the message he wants to pass on to the reader, but using other words. In short, a paraphrase occurs when a text is rewritten while retaining the original meaning, but using different words.
To explain how the author constructs the argument, you must observe the supporting sentences that he presents. So you can see the structure of the text and present how the author constructed his opinions.
Subject - person or thing about whom the statement is made, before verb
April cooked apples.
(April is the subject)
Verb - the action
(Of the previous sentence, cooked is the verb)
Direct Object - answers
whom? or what?
(Cooked what? She cooked apples.)
Complement - completes the meaning of the sentence
John is weak
(Weak is the complement)
Answer: Provide specific information about the schools of the time period
Explanation:
By stating where the classes were normally held as being in the private houses of the teachers, the text aims to show the location/ setting of the schools which is a specific detail about the schools of the time.
It is akin to saying that science experiments in schools today are usually conducted in specialized school laboratories. The <em>school laboratories</em> in the text is a specific detail about science classes today.
