Question

1. is tentative used correctly in the following sentence? she took a tentative step out onto the ice, unsure if it would hold her weight

Explanation:

The word "tentative" means hesitant or uncertain. In the sentence "She took a tentative step onto the ice, unsure if it would hold her weight", it is used correctly to describe her hesitant step due to uncertainty about the ice's strength.

Answer:

Yes