ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Which words in the sentence make up the prepositional phrase? We saw a brightly colored bluebird fly into the birdhouse.



A.
bluebird fly


B.
We saw


C.
into the birdhouse


D.
a brightly colored bluebird

Answers

Answer 1
Answer: The answer is C. into the birdhouse. The preposition in this sentence is "into" and the full phrase would be "into the birdhouse."
Answer 2
Answer: C because of the preprosition "into" and the noun at the end

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The correct expression from the given sentence will be Helpless as it's like sitting in a row boat without any oars.

As we all know the oars plays a very important role in the boat as with the help of oars we can sail the boat in the river as it help the boat is steering and make the boat to move in the direction.

As we all the oar is the long paddle attached to the both side of the boat which work as steering and make he passenger to move from on shore to other shore and without the oars the passenger is helpless and oars is exclusively used for rowing the boat .

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the expression "it's like sitting in a row boat without any oars" means you have come to a point in a situation where you are helpless and don't have the required materials to partake in the given task. in other words, you're screwed

What is one example of a typo? A. Punctuation errors such as double periods
B. Not supporting your claim with source evidence
C. Failing to cite a source of information in your paper
D. Claiming someone else's words are your own

Answers

Answer:

A. Punctuation errors such as double periods

Explanation:

Remember that a typo is an abbreviation of "typographical error", that means it refers to a mistake made in type or printed text. This occurs because of human error, gramatic and punctuation errors are a constant while typing, and sometimes those errors are not seen even by the editors. In this case the double periods.

The correct answer is A.

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Which method of development is used in this recipe?
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Answers

Answer:

C

Explanation:

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^underlined^
A.
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B.
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Answers

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Answer:

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