Answer:
D
Explanation:
To my knowledge, it's a pattern if the beats. Each beat has a certain number of syllables in it. Could correspond with the way you say the word.
A past participle represents a verb that has been completed but is mentioned in the present voice. Because the representatives are being spoken about in the active voice, but the meetings have already happened, a past participle is used. The past tense of 'to hold' is 'held', but adding the 'have' in front of 'held' turns it into a past participle.
"Hold" is present tense
"Holding" is present participle
C. If he had not have been blind, the tribe would have accepted him and his wife but because he was blind, the tribe left. Informing us that the tribe doesn’t accept any form of handicapped.
It depends on if you have some context to the question...
