The correct answer here is c) to the extreme. An absolute phrase is a
phrase which includes a subject, and whereas the other possible answers
all include subjects (eyes, hands, heart) the same cannot be said of 'to
the extreme' which could be described more as a commonplace saying or
cliche rather than an absolute phrase.
Answer:
When the words run together, they mimic the youthful energy and friendship of the children.
Explanation: i took the K12 test
Answer: something about the environment, sustainability, or peace.
Explanation:
- Ways to help the environment
- most people live an unsustainable lifestyle, do a little research on what a ”sustainable lifestyle” is and how we can switch to that to help earth
- world peace is not the reality, write about ways we can help to keep world peace (treaties, organizations, political etiquette)
A run-on sentence usually occurs when two separate sentences or clauses are improperly combined. However, unlike sentence fragments, run-on sentences can still be technically grammatically correct. So technically the are bad.
<span>A phrase is a small group of words that stand together that forms a component of a clause.</span>
