To determine which describes
the underlined words in the sentences provided we elaborate:
<span>1.A. Direct Object</span>
The
word described here is daises which is directly described by the adjective
yellow which is a color.
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2.C. Predicate Nominative</span>
Predicate nominative is a
word that reinstate the subject and is followed by a linking verb, in this case.
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3.B. Direct object</span>
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4.A. Predicate adjective</span>
<span>5.A. Direct object</span>
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6.B. Direct object</span>
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7.C. Predicate Adjective</span>
Predicate
adjective are adjectives in the predicate position. Like, she is pretty. Pretty
is the predicate adjective.
<span>8.B. Predicate Nominative</span>
<span>9.C. Predicate Nominative</span>
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10. </span>C. Direct Object</span>
Any fight can affect someones friendship. If your friend loses they might be a sore loser and decide not to be friends with you anymore. Or vice versa. If they win the fight and start bragging in your face your probably not gonna want to be friends with them anymore. Alot of things can affect a friendship when doing a fight.
Answer:
d. Intonation
Explanation:
In linguistics, intonation means how the voice rises and falls in speech; it is about variation in the pitch level of the spoken words, which sets the tune of a sentence or a group of words. The three types of intonation -- falling, rising and rising-falling -- determines functions like suggesting the emotions and attitudes and emotions of the speaker. The variation in spoken pitch serves grammatical function in making the difference between kinds of sentence whether it is a statement or a question or an exclamatory.
1) She walked the 'furthest' out of everyone.
I think it would be E, forgive me if I’m wrong
