Answer: He will stay
Explanation:
Manëbit is Latin in origin and it is translated in English as;
Stay or Remain.
It is a verb in the third person singular future form.
Third person singular refers to nouns or pronouns from the third person point of view e.g he/she.
And the future tenses (simple future tenses) indicate that the action in a sentence in the future e.g will live, will work.
Therefore, the correct option is:
He will stay.
Nouns are words that name objects or living things. Any word that names an object or person is a noun (such as chair, table, wall, Anna, London, jacket, etc.)
So, in this sentence, “clock” and “batteries” are nouns, while “the” is an article (like “a” or “an”) and “needs” is a verb (an action word, like wants, is, has, runs, sits, etc.)
This is in Malay and it means Make a sentence using a combination of two descriptive words used breeder!
Answer:
Nothing it just waived! OR Heya! I didn't <em>sea</em> you there!
Explanation:
