Question

write the sentences correctly.

1. the fear of public speaking is called glossophobia many people have it.
2. peoples fear of public speaking is more great than fear of spiders darkness and heights.

underline the clause that tells when something occurs. then circle what type of clause it is.

1. about three out of four people feel anxious whenever they speak in front of others.

a. noun clause
b. adverb clause
c. adjective clause
complete the bold word with the greek root that means \air.\

1. flying is another fear some people have. it is called ——phobia.

aero acro agora

Explanation:

1. Capitalization and Punctuation: In English, proper nouns (like "glossophobia") and the start of sentences should be capitalized. Also, end the sentence with a period.
2. Subject - Verb Agreement and Comparative Structure: "People's" shows possession. "Is more great" is incorrect; it should be "is greater" for the comparative form. Also, list items should be in a parallel structure (e.g., "fear of spiders, darkness, and heights").
3. Adverb Clause Identification: An adverb clause answers questions like when, where, how, etc. "Whenever they speak in front of others" answers "when" people feel anxious, so it is an adverb clause.
4. Word Formation with Greek Root: Given the Greek root meaning "air" (aero - related to air in aviation context for flying), "aerophobia" is the correct term for fear of flying.

Answer:

1. The fear of public speaking is called glossophobia. Many people have it.
2. People's fear of public speaking is greater than fear of spiders, darkness, and heights.
3. Underline: Whenever they speak in front of others (it is a b. adverb clause).
4. Flying is another fear some people have. It is called aerophobia.