The word congregation is an example of a(n) compound collective proper abstract noun?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Collective noun

Explanation:

Collective nouns are nouns that are normally in its singular form but that refers to more than one person, animal, thing or concept considered as a single entity because they share one or more characteristic.

"Congregation" is an example of a collective noun because this noun it's singular but it refers to two or more persons organized for some specific purpose.

Some other examples of collective nouns are team, class, herd, flock, gang, mob, group, and family.

Answer 2
Answer: it is a collective noun because it "collects" a number of "things" and makes them one

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The sentence which does not contain any punctuation errors is:

A. 
Waiting for my friends, I think that I arrived too early. 


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a,ago,Maryland,move,to,we,week

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We moved to Marryland a week ago

The elevator is stuck; therefore, I am walking downstairs A Coordinating conjunction
B subordinating conjunction
C Conjuctive adverb

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I think it is A because i think 'because' and 'are' are the only subordinating conjunctions. I am not very sure by the way.

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence? A. Walruses live in the Arctic Ocean, they are an endangered marine species. B. The walruses of the Arctic Ocean are an endangered marine species. C. The walruses in the Arctic Ocean are an endangered marine species. D. Walruses live in the Arctic Ocean; they are an endangered marine species.

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2.Immigrants often settled in industrial cities.
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The man in the back row brought his friends with him

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Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:

"Identify the sentence parts: The man in the back row brought his friends with him"

Answer:

  • The = article.
  • man = subject.
  • brought = verb.
  • friends = direct object.
  • back row = Subject completion.
  • with him = complement of the object.

Explanation:

An article is the word that appears before a noun, and indicates the gender and the number that the noun indicates. In the case of the above sentence, the article is positioned before the noun that represents the subject of the sentence. In the case of the above sentence, the article is "the".

The subject of a sentence is the person who is doing some action. In the case of the above sentence, whoever is doing an action is the "man".

The verb is the action that the subject is doing. In the case of the above sentence, the verb is "brought".

The direct object is the term or word that explains what the action is being done. In the sentence above, for example, to find out what the direct object is, we have to ask the question "what did the man bring?", "The man brought friends", so the direct object is "friends".

The subject's complement is the term or word, which specifies what the subject is, in the case of the above sentence, the subject's complement is "back row".

The object's complement is the word or term that specifies what the object is, in the case of the question above, the object's complement is "with him".

the man in the back row brought his friends with him

man (subject)
in the back row (preposition) 
brought (verb or predicate)
with (preposition or possession)