Which sentence contains a pronoun used as an adjective?

A. He trimmed the shrubs for her.

B. These are herbs for the kitchen garden.

C. This is the least expensive orchid.

D. I chose that rose for its sweet smell.

Is it correct to type "What you call me?" I believe it's "what did you call me?" But people are saying both are correct. Can someone explain how? If it's right actually.

Which is an example of a false dichotomy?

How is the narrator affected by the graveyard setting?

Whos is los macheteros

What two words make up the contraction in this sentence? We'd hate to have to cancel the trip after so much planning. A. We did B. We had C. We have D. We would

Classify the adverbs, adjectives, nouns, verbs, prepositions, and pronouns in this sentence (remember to include articles for adjectives) : The young child picked up the smallest of the green chairs and gave it to his grandmother.

Shawna is very knowledgeable about cars. She subscribes to several different automobile magazines, has interviewed people who work on cars for a living, and has researched many types of cars. She started a blog with the information she has gathered.

Is the sentence: "Consider Bob." a sentence?

Can you give me examples about feel when it means '' have an opinion''?

Who is blamed when bad things happen around town? (i. e. plants dying from early frost or small crimes) Dill Scout Crazy Addie Boo Radley