Analogy for anne frankanne: : : margot: outspokena.livleyb.excitablec.funnyd.quiet

1. He gets so much praise from his parents that he has become quite.

2. Keeping the ball in the corner of the pitch are common tactics in football.

3. Plants gets their nutrition by trapping insects.

4. Sometimes she comes across as grumpy, but actually she's very

5. Mostly high-jumpers are extremely tall

6. This French film is actually an attack on Hollywood.

Explanation:

The grammar of the sentence is correct, the punctuation was also correct. There was only a problem with enhancement word. The word in the first line is empty word. The word safe has already communicated the verb and there is no need for any additional adverb to support the statement. The listener can understand the meaning clearly.