Hey!
Hope this helps...
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Before I state the answer, we have to find which answer is NOT correct.
We can see that A and C, are incorrect because they say the word "except their reward" which is talking about excluding something, not "accept their reward" which it gathering or agreeing to something.
We also see that B is incorrect because when it says "Accept for Bill," this just doesn't even make sense because the word "accept" is gathering or agreeing to something.
So...
The correct answer is:
D.) Except for Bill, all of the players were present to accept their reward...
I think you have to do this one on your own cause u most likely have the book don't b lazy ol' chap lol
Answer:
A. simple present - presente simple
B. simple past - pasado simple
C. simple present - presente simple
D. simple past - pasado simple
E. simple past - pasado simple
F. simple present - presente simple
Explanation:
Usamos el presente simple para acciones que ocurren con frecuencia o para verdades universales. Ejemplo: I go to school every day. / Birds fly.
Expresiones de tiempo como "every day", "every week", "once a day", "twice a month" etc. son comunes en el presente simple.
Usamos el pasado simple para acciones que ocurrierion en un momento específico en el pasado. Expresiones de tiempo comunes son "last year", "last month", "two days ago", etc. Ejemplo: I traveled to Italy last year. / Jonas went to the doctor last month.
Martin Luther King Jr. wants his audience to return home knowing that the situation is difficult and change is not easy
