The noun to which a pronoun refers is called the (B) antecedent.
It means to 'go before' in Latin, so the noun must come before the pronoun so it can refer to it.
Answer:
third person limited
Explanation:
the forcefulness of love
Answer:
The clause in this sentence is an:
adverb clause
Explanation:
An adverb clause is the type of clause that is dependant and complements an independent clause to provide further information about it by modifying a verb or an adjective with the whole sentence. In other words, the whole dependant clause becomes an adverb to modify the verb, the adjective, or even another adverb.
This is a complex sentence which consists of a dependent or subordinate clause and an independent clause.
'If you finish your yard work' -- dependent clause
'you can take the car to the movie' -- independent clause.
Explanation:
The call of the kind is when you have good friends to educate you while the call of the wild is when your friends are influencing you badly
a lazy English factory worker
B.
an industrious Scottish immigrant
C.
an ingenious American inventor
D.
a courageous Scottish explorer