The answer is D. Power I posted on your most recent question.
Answer:
" Svetlana Fedorov argues "the American diet relies too heavily on processed foods."
Explanation:
This is the correct way of writing the statement since the person, Svetlana is reporting directly what the American diet is with regards to processed foods.
Answer:
C) Although he didn't trust the woman who gave us directions, her directions still turned out to be completely correct.
Explanation:
In the first sentence there's no connection so it feels like two different sentences but the revised version in C is better expressed therefore it makes better sense.
Answer: "My brother ran to the store yesterday" is the grammatically correct sentence.
Explanation: In this sentence, "ran" is the correct form of tense. All verbs exist in three tenses, past, present and future.
The past tense is used for events that have already occurred (e.g., last week, yesterday, a month ago). The present tense is used for events that are happening right now or for processes that are continuous (e.g., reads, walks, revolves). The future tense is used for events that are expected to happen in the future (e.g., soon, later, day after tomorrow).
The past is being discussed in this sentence. This is clear from the word "yesterday" and it means that the incident has already occurred. Hence, "ran" is the appropriate form of verb and "My brother ran to the store yesterday" is the correct sentence.
To learn more about tenses, refer to this link:
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I think URL, because its <span> the generic term for all types of names and addresses that refer to objects on the World Wide Web. if im wrong im sorry :/</span>