A noun phrase consists of words that function as a noun. The sentence that uses a noun phrase as the object of a preposition is: Johnny will take them all to the south flea market. The correct answer would be option A. The preposition in this sentence is "to" and the object of the preposition is "south flea market" and this is an example of a noun phrase.
Answer:
Well the trip is long and tedious. Many artists have expressed their home sickness or just feeling really tired because they are eitheron the road to their next concert or practicing their song for the concert
Explanation:
<span>One major difference between provider and laypersons use of therapeutic communication is that the provider communication is done with specific intention. TRUE.</span>
Answer: B
Explanation:
It only became runny because it was so hot outside.
Why the others are wrong:
A. it only became runny consequently it was so hot outside. "Consequently" means as a result, but in this context (the way it is being used), the sentence is essentially saying, "It only became runny and as a result, it was hot outside". That's not what the writer is trying to say.
C. Using "during" in this context is bad english and makes no sense. "It only became runny during it was so hot outside"
D. No sense and bad english
B. Unabridged - meaning it has not been shortened
