i think that the answer is d
This sentence is a complex sentence because a subordinating conjunction joins the two clauses.
Explanation:
When two independent clauses are joined together by a coordinatingconjunction (and, but, yet, so, for, nor, or), in addition to either a comma or a semi-colon, the sentence is said to be a compoundsentence.
Example: She saw them coming, and laughed out loud.
When a dependent clause and an independent clause are combined together, connected to each other using a subordinatingconjunction (who, when, where, than, that, etc.), the sentence is said to be a complex sentence.
Example: Dr. Seuss is a famous author who is primarily known for writing children's books.
When a sentence has a minimum of two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause, it is said to be a compound-complexsentence.
Example: Mary wanted to cook fish for dinner, so she bought some when she went to the market.
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Adverb
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The word in italics "thoroughly" is an adverb. (Option 3).
There are two things that help you identify the word as an adverb. First of all, the word ends in "-ly". This suffix is usually used to create adverbs. However, there are some adjectives that also end in "-ly". So, if you pay attention to what the word "thoroughly" modifies, you should be able to distinguish that it modifies the verb "captivated" and not the noun "dance". If a modifier explains or characterizes the action (the verb), it is an adverb.
give reasons please
yes, because it has caused over 80,000 deaths since 1980.