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Which kind of phrase are the underlined words in the sentence?Someone will claim the prize before midnight.

Underlined words: Before midnight

A. Adverb phrase

B. Adjective phrase

C. Appositive phrase

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Answer 1
Answer: Someone will claim the prize before midnight.

A. Adverb phrase

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: (1) C) His collection of books to the local library , (2) B) Of any nation has the right to blame their predecessors for the suffering. 

1) Charlie Wyatt bequeathed: 
A) The walls of his living room with artworks. 
B) His supporters to win the mayoral elections. 
C) His collection of books to the local library 
D) His passion for soccer during his college years. 

2) The posterity: 
A) Of a gentleman prevents him from associating with the common folk. 
B) Of any nation has the right to blame their predecessors for the suffering. 
C) Of any single person is not enough to grant him or her any authority over another person. 
D) Of any government can easily be damaged by false press and rumors.

Answer:

Charlie Wyatt bequeathed C) His collection of books to the local library

The Posterity B) Of any nation has the right to blame their predecessors for the suffering.  

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How is the underlined pronoun used in the sentence? We're trying to find out(( whose ))car is parked in front of our driveway.

A.
object of a preposition

B.
direct object

C.
possessive

D.
subject

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The answer to this question is C. 'Whose' in the sentence is possessive. Whose shows the ownership of the car. To put it simply, they are trying to find out who owns the car parked in front of their driveway. 

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Using these images as inspiration, write a claim, one or two sentences in length, in support of the soda ban.

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(I don't support a soda ban btw)

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A. connective
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Sentence (i) has been shortened in sentence (ii) by using an D. adjective. Instead of saying location that is in the sun, it is easier to just use an adjective sunny to refer to the same thing and shorten the entire sentence. A connective is a conjunction, a prefix is something you add to the root of a word (re- + do = redo, where re- is a prefix), and a phrase would require more than one word.

Answer:

D

Explanation:

An unverified piece of information that is spread rapidly from one person to another.

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A gossip. People started saying, "Oh, I heard he did that!" and similar things. Therefore, until we directly speak with the parties concerned, it is never actually validated.

What is gossip?

Although gossip is often neutral, unpleasant rumors are spread twice as frequently as favorable ones. Most rumors are spread concerning people a person knows. No one's level of education or socioeconomic background determines how often they gossip.

One example of gossip is disclosing private information about a neighbor to another neighbor. to discuss another person's private or personal matters, particularly in a way that spreads the knowledge.

Unfounded information is what we refer to as a rumor. 101 It carries a bad reputation and is frequently written off as idle chitchat or gossip. Rumors, though, are neutral. They may be entirely true, partially true, or both.

Therefore, Gossip. People started saying, "Oh, I heard he did that

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A rumor.
People spread that "Oh I heard he did that!", another person say a similar. So it is never actually verified, unless we talk to the people involved directly.
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