Answer: The correct answer is A
Explanation: Let's substitute each word in to see which makes sense.
<em>A. All the board games </em><u><em>are</em></u><em> now stuck under the table.</em>
<em>B. All the board games </em><u><em>is</em></u><em> now stuck under the table.</em>
<em>C. All the board games </em><u><em>we're</em></u><em> now stuck under the table.</em>
The first answer makes more sense because it is present tense and refers to multiple things, rather than one thing.
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The engine can pull the car a long distance in a short amount of time. The alternative definition of power= the powerful engine makes the car go faster.
If this is how you've presented the question, Its a bit hard to answer it when one hasn't read these books. It'd be best if you'd put both books into a summary for us to go based off of, at most.
Slang<span> is, by definition, informal. However, the meaning of the words has been changing over time, and by now I think that (especially in gaming) '</span>jargon<span>' means a type of </span>slang<span> specific to a game or profession. ... While </span>slang<span> is usually on limited by language, then </span>jargon<span> is limited by specialization
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