Read the following sentence and answer the question:

And then a long hill we hiked until we became completely exhausted.

This sentence uses inverted syntax. How would it read if the sentence were not inverted?

And then we hiked a long hill until we became completely exhausted.
And then we hiked along a hill until completely exhausted we had become.
And then a long hill we hiked until completely exhausted we became.
And then along a hill we hiked until we had become completely exhausted.

Question

Read the following sentence and answer the question:

And then a long hill we hiked until we became completely exhausted. 


This sentence uses inverted syntax. How would it read if the sentence were not inverted?

 And then we hiked a long hill until we became completely exhausted.
 And then we hiked along a hill until completely exhausted we had become.
 And then a long hill we hiked until completely exhausted we became.
 And then along a hill we hiked until we had become completely exhausted.

whystudyalone3 · Answer

I am thinking B... @frozenghost127 @lilpac @southernbelle00 @Qwertty123

frozenghost127 · Answer

i think its b

whystudyalone3 · Answer

I thought so too awesome :D

southernbelle00 · Answer

i think you're right, although i'm not awesome at syntax and inverted syntax...

whystudyalone3 · Answer

Read the following sentence and answer the question:

I would strongly recommend that you avoid such reprehensible behavior in the future. 


Which of the following is an accurate description of the tone in this sentence?

 The writer finds your behavior fascinating.
 The writer does not care about you and your actions.
 The writer likes you and wants to help you out.
 The writer is annoyed or frustrated with you.


what about this one guys? I am thinking C... but then again it might be B

southernbelle00 · Answer

i would say the writer is annoyed because hes's giving a command

southernbelle00 · Answer

and he's kinda being short and direct

whystudyalone3 · Answer

rep·re·hen·si·ble
ˌreprəˈhensəb(ə)l/
adjective
deserving censure or condemnation.

this is why I thought he was annoyed haha

southernbelle00 · Answer

yes! that has to be the answer

southernbelle00 · Answer

and i kinda heard my mom's voice when i read it... so there's that lol

whystudyalone3 · Answer

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

 Most people call her a level, headed student.
 Most people call her a level-headed student.
 Most people call her a level headed-student.
 Most people, call her a level headed student.


Okay, so this one is either B or C... what do you think?

southernbelle00 · Answer

i think its B or D. i'm just not sure whether or not level headed is hyphenated??

southernbelle00 · Answer

nvm, it can't be D, i didn't see the comma, my bad. Yes then i'LL go with B

whystudyalone3 · Answer

I know that's where I am kind of confused at myself, and okay B sounds good to me too, thanks!

southernbelle00 · Answer

No problem ;)