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Modern audiences might prefer the adaption because it “updates the language.” The reasoning would because if you compare the original passage and the adapted passage the vocabulary is completely different. In sort of a poem way to talk about a party, the adapted passage allows modern readers to understand the passage more clearly.
Answer: d) When my children go to visit my mother, they have fun.
Explanation:
An independent clause contains a subject and a predicate. The subject of d) is <em>they</em> and the predicate is <em>have fun</em>. It is the only option that has both a subject and predicate (ie. is a complete sentence). Also of note is that in d) <em>When my children go to visit my mother</em> is a dependent clause.
Answer:
Abstract
Explanation:
A concrete noun is something you can touch or see. These are physical objects.
An abstract noun is not something physical but is rather an idea. It still qualifies as a noun because a noun includes ideas and things.
You can't physically see truth laying around somewhere- it's an idea.
D. sentences
Mom washed the dishes and I had to dry them are both independent clauses. But is a conjunction that connects both.