The sentence structure of an "any" word negative sentence is: Subject + auxiliary verb + "not" + main verb + "any" word + object[s].
C. <span>Dad thought we should have hamburgers for the cookout; but Mom wanted chicken.
Final answer: c.
Because:- A semicolon separates two sentences. </span>
Answer:
This says that Johnny is cares for Ponyboy
Explanation:
Johnny put his jacket over Ponyboy to make sure he stays safe.
<span>B. "To date, few companies based in the United States have been willing to explore their options in Puerto Rico because of the high level of uncertainty about our political status, labor policy, and tax code compliance."
Options A and D should be eliminated immediately. They do not give a direct reason for slow economic development. Option C further develops option B. It states what companies are looking for, but does not say that Puerto Rico lacks these things. Option B states exactly what Puerto Rico is lacking which results in slow economic development.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
i dont know what the passage is about but A makes the most sense
