Okay..
So if there is a person named tea cake that slapped Janie, she would probably be outraged, I know I would.
If an actual piece of tea cake slapped Janie she would most likely be shocked.
Hope this helps you out fam!
~theLocoCoco
The answer is B, as the sentences do not show cause and effect, set up a comparison, or introduce an idea that has already been brought up.
Explanation:
You don't prove honesty. You accept it. You prove dishonesty. If you meet someone and they tell you their real name, you accept that. If you have reason to not believe them, you investigate to see if they are lying. You are looking for proof of dishonesty. When you find that they weren't dishonest, you are elated because your acceptance of their honesty was justified. If you find that they lied, you are upset because you proved that they are dishonest.”
“We are not offering you the job, sorry.”
Answer: For vacation he is going to a beautiful beach in San Diego.
Explanation:
D, "their." Since you're talking about two of them, it's plural. The sentence:
Neither Carol nor Ellen would hesitate to share their supplies with you.
