I think your answer is going to be D. Congrats on finishing English!
Answer:
Julie is capablr of/for doing it on her own.
2. You can depend to/on Simon. He's very reliable.
3. He shouldn't commen on/to that when he doesn't know all of the facts.
4 . It was very unfair that Paul was dismissed from/of his job.
5. The criminal has been charged for/with burglary.
6. They're always complaining o something.
7. Children are very c for/aboworld they live in.
8. dedicated to/at his work.
9. She is finding at difficult to concentrate on/to her studies.
10. Sally is amazing. I don't know how she copes with/at her job, and her kids at the same
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
Onomatopoeia is when a word sounds like a sound, such as "buzz."
Answer:
Direct
<u>Indirect</u>
My <u>mother</u> bought scrap wood and shingles at a lumberyard.
A library book gave us <u>ideas</u> for the design.
<u>My father</u> sawed the wood to the right length.
My little brother handed <u>me</u> the nails.
PLS PLS PLS DONT QUOTE ME ON THIS THOUGH
THIS ISNT PURE GUESSWORK THOUGH
The pilgrims landed on the coast of the USA at what is now known as Cape Cod. They started exploring the area and came across a deserted Native American Villiage. The pilgrims then found a stockpile of corn buried in wicker baskets under the sand. It was apparently the Indian villagers' seed stock for the summer. They moved inland during the winter and came back to the coast during the summer. The pilgrims dug up all the corn and took it back to the ship with them
