1 loved ones can make ordinary objects feel special
2 achieving your goals is easier said than done
3 where we come from is part of who we are
4 hardship can make you tough
A. seems like the right answer, but honestly none of them seem correct to me.
Answer:
The protagonist is usually the "good guy," or the character that drives the plot of the story.
The correct answer is 'empty word', because such words don't really have an important meaning, they are there just as grammatical links or markers. They only have grammatical function, and no meanings in themselves.
The other options are incorrect, 'there' doesn't fit in any of them.
ALL CREDIT TO THIS: brainly.com/question/859473
Either the students or their teacher <em><u>has</u></em> decided on the color of the new bulletin board.
When we use <em>either</em><em> </em>and there are two subjects, one of which is plural and another is singular, then we use the subject that is nearest to the verb. Here, <em>teacher</em> is nearest to the verb and it is singular. So, we will use <em>has</em>.
