The answer is b.when I told dad that I had lost his keys he went totally bananas
-is waiting
- Do you want to listen
- Do you listen
-flows
-is flowing
-grow
-will not grow any
-is improving
-will stay
-always stays
-want to learn
-wants to teach
-finish
-worked
-live
-do you your parents live
-is looking
-will stay
-what does your father do
-isn't working-enjoy
-not enjoying
-always leaves
-always leaves
Explanation:
Ok, I've defiently done this one before so heres some advice
Start off with a nice intro, something with either a nice ring to it or something simple like, "Hello to my fellow peers and colleges," Next say why you'll be a good candidate like "I'm will be running for your class president this year because this class needs leadership and order" or something. Now, if you don't wanna sound bland and boring, this is one of the best times to throw in a joke of some sort if you wish to do so. Say something quirky about the cafeteria food or something. Theres a bunch of appropriate and funny class jokes that can go right here if you look them up. Then say 3 reasons why you'll be a good class president. Say something like "I'm running on the behalf of our supplies, music passes, and of course the pizza parties" (Or just say something funny it don't matter) Then just be like,"I'm loyal, responsible, and make decisions based on what YOU want," Just say some good stuff about yourself. Now you'll want to end on a good note, so say something like " If you're liking the sound of better opportunities, supplies, and cafeteria food, then you should vote YES on (whatever ur name/nickname is) and NO on (idk something bad that rhymes with your name or something?)
The singular regard is correct in phrases like with regard to and in regard to, meaning with reference to, while the plural regards expresses respect, affection, or condolences. So yes, it’s grammatically correct.