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① a day could begin with glorious sunshine, only to instantly change as a violent storm suddenly arrived. this unpredictable weather was too treacherous to go boating. one would never know what to expect once out on the water. treacherous means: dangerous or hazardous ② circle the misspelled word and write it correctly in the space below. several insist foriegn foreign ③ rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using parentheses. ronald reagan was the fortieth president of the united states. ④ circle the correct pronoun for the sentence. identify if it is subjective, objective, or possessive. the school year has just begun for (we, us). s o p ⑤ choose the antonym for: depart leave alone cultivate arrive
- "treacherous" means dangerous or hazardous as it describes the unpredictable and risky nature of the weather for boating.
- "foriegn" is misspelled; the correct spelling is "foreign".
- A non - restrictive element provides additional, non - essential information. An example could be "Ronald Reagan (a former actor), was the fortieth president of the United States."
- "us" is the correct pronoun as it is the object of the preposition "for". It is an objective pronoun.
- The antonym of "depart" is "arrive" as "depart" means to leave a place and "arrive" means to reach a place.
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- dangerous or hazardous
- foreign
- Ronald Reagan (a former actor), was the fortieth president of the United States.
- us, objective
- arrive