Answer: C. She was <em>ungrateful </em>for his help.
Among the sentences, this specific statement shows that the italicized word that is <em>ungrateful </em>uses a prefix. The prefix found in the word "ungrateful" is <em>"un". </em>The prefix "un" means not therefore, ungrateful means not grateful.
Answer:
An article about our country was written by him.
Answer:
B). 'Where complaints are handled'
Explanation:
Adjective clauses are illustrated as the subordinate or dependent clause beginning with a relative pronoun or relative adverb and include a subject along with a verb. Such clauses function as a modifier in the sentence and require a principal or dependent clause to complete the thought.
As per the question, the adjective clause in the given sentence would be characterized as 'Where complaints are handled' as it begins with the relative pronoun and carries a subject(complaints) and a verb(handled). It is functioning as an adjective in the sentence to modify the noun 'department'. Since it justifies the above claim thus, <u>option B</u> would be the correct answer displaying an adjective clause.
The answer is " his sentences are short and direct". When your begin to read " In Another Country", you find that their kind of short and not drawn out. I didn't say flowing because his writing didn't sound "flowy". He gets straight to the point.
